Why is current a fundamental quantity and not charge?
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bcoz if it's property inly
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It is not as easy to measure charge directly as it is to measurecurrent. Obviously charge is a more fundamental quantity andcurrent is a derived quantity. But current is taken to be afundamental unit, while charge is a derived unit. Units are what things are measured in relation to, quantities are the measurements.
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It is not as easy to measure charge directly as it is to measurecurrent. Obviously charge is a more fundamental quantity andcurrent is a derived quantity. But current is taken to be afundamental unit, while charge is a derived unit. Units are what things are measured in relation to, quantities are the measurements.
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