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What is the unit of velocity in the S.I. system?
What is the unit of velocity in the S.I. system?
What is the unit of torque accepted nationally?
What is the unit of torque accepted nationally?
What is the standard unit for luminous flux?
What is the standard unit for luminous flux?
What is the standard unit for power?
What is the standard unit for power?
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How are units classified?
How are units classified?
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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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Test your knowledge of SI units and derived quantities in this basic science physics quiz. Answer questions on units of acceleration, joule, and identifying derived quantities.
