Science, asked by siddharthaa344, 4 months ago

why is some times aspecial name given to the derieved units
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Answered by andriyajenson1233
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Explanation:

Most of the time, the special name given to the derived unit is in commemoration of the mathematician-scientist in that field. The examples are the derived unit joule, watt, pascal, newton, coulomb and many others.

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