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What is the fundamental and derived unit and example of each for?

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A derived unit is the unit of measurement of derived quantities. These quantities were from the few fundamental quantities such as time, mass, temperature, electric charge, distance, etc. Examples of derivedquantities are the following: ... power withunit of watt - derived from joules persecond.

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