why is the unit of force called a drive unit
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☆Unit of force is called Derived unit because Force can be expressed in terms of mass and acceleration
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The Unit of force is called a derived unit or derived quantity because it is dependent on fundamental quantities like mass and acceleration for its value.
- A fundamental quantity is independent of any other physical quantity. For example, Thermodynamic temperature, luminous intensity, mass, time, current, length, etc.
- A derived quantity is always dependent on fundamental quantities for its value. For example, force, acceleration, volume, area, density, etc.
- According to Newton's second law,
Force = Mass × Acceleration
Unit of force can be derived as follows:
Unit of Force = Kg (mass) × m/sec² (acceleration)
Unit of force = Kg. m/sec²
1 Newton (force) = Kg. m/sec²
- Hence, we can conclude that unit of force is derived from the unit of mass and acceleration.
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