Which best describes the term derived unit in SI?
Answers
Answer:
standard unit
I think so.....
Answer:
A DERIVED UNIT IS DEFINED AS A UNIT WHICH IS DERIVED FROM TWO PRIMARY QUANTITIES
Explanation:
Primary Quantities:These are the basic standard quantities which as conventionally taken as mass,length,time,temperature etc
Derived Quantities:These are the quantities derived from the primary or fundamental quantities like the force,work,power
EXAMPLES
Force=Mass×Acceleration
Acceleration=Velocity/Time
Velocity=Distance/Time
Work=Force×Distance
etc these are all derived from fundamental like mass, distance, time etc
Coming to the SI part of the question STANDARD way of taking the units to ensure that the uniformity is maintained throughout the world
EXAMPLES OF SI UNITS
Length : Metre
Time : Second etc
I think this explanation best describes an SI Derived Unit like force::Newton
Work::Joule
Power::Watt etc