Science, asked by Goddevil, 7 months ago

Why is unit of density a derived unit

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Answered by ABHISHEK851101

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unit of density is kilogram per metre cube

Answered by siya8968

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your answer is here

Ans : unity of density is derived unit because it is not reported as pure unit .

A pure unit would be something like kilograms or meter.

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