Physics, asked by dajay14, 1 year ago

Why do we need different units for same physical quantities?

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Answered by PragyataRai33

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We have different units for the same physical quantity because these units were used in different parts of the world. Every country had it's own way to express these physical quantities which started creating confusion.

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