Physics: Units & Measurements Quiz

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What is the unit of velocity in the S.I. system?

  • cm
  • m
  • cm/s
  • m/s (correct)

What is the unit of torque accepted nationally?

  • m/s
  • Newton meter (correct)
  • dyne meter
  • pound

What is the standard unit for luminous flux?

  • Watt
  • Newton
  • Pascal
  • Lumen (correct)

What is the standard unit for power?

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How are units classified?

<p>Fundamental unit and derived unit (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Units & Measurements in Basic Science

  • S.I. unit of acceleration is meters per second squared (m/s²).
  • Derived quantities are formed from fundamental quantities, such as m/s (velocity) and N (Newton for force).
  • Joule is the unit of energy, often represented as option C in related questions.
  • A standard used to measure a physical quantity is known as a unit.
  • Measurement requires both a numerical value and a unit for accurate representation.
  • There are two main types of units: fundamental units and derived units.
  • Kelvin is the unit of temperature, fundamental in thermodynamics.
  • Derived quantities depend on two or more fundamental quantities for their definitions, such as force (N) being derived from mass (kg) and acceleration (m/s²).

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