Why do we consider electric current as a fundamental unit?
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Electric Charge dude not current !!!
Kp156:
You mean you consider electric charge as fundamental unit?
And actually I am not a dude. It's Pritika here
Yes charge and secondly how do I know kp means pritika ? I'm not God
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Yes yes, the Coulomb unit is a Derived Standard, while the Ampere unit is aFundamental Standard. Even so, electriccharge is fundamental, and electric current is just the flow-rate of charge. Coulombs are a conserved quantity, like a "stuff," while Amperes are not.
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