Physics, asked by raksha3, 1 year ago

what is fundamental quantity ?

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Answered by mshergill1

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fundamental quantities are those which cannot be derived..but can help to derive other quantities. . Example Temperature

Answered by abbasali56

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The quantity which is independent of to others

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