Question

What is fundamental physical quantity

Answer 1

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A Fundamental Quantity (FQ) in physics is a quantity that can be measured but cannot be defined. There are seven such FQ in the sphere of physics. The five most commonly used in intro courses are: Space, Time, Matter (energy and mass), Charge (moving charge; current), and temperature.

Answer 2

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Fundamental quantity - The article looks at the physical quantities and units used by scientists worldwide for the purpose of measurenent ...

There are seven fundamental physical quantities ..

1. Length - meter

2. Mass - kilogram

3.Time - second

4. Amount of substance - mole

5. Electricity - Ampere

6.Temperature - kelvin

7.Luminous intensity - kandela

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