A) Mass B) Length C) Time D) Velocity
A) Mass B) Force C) Velocity D) Area
A) They are independent B) They are used to define derived quantities. C) They are dependent on other physical quantities D) They have standard SI units.
A) They depend on fundamental quantities. B) They are independent C) Their units are combinations of fundamental units D) They can be expressed in terms of dimentions
A) [L] [T⁻¹] B) [L] [T⁻²] C) [M] [L²] [T⁻²] D) [M] [L] [T⁻²]
A) Spring balance B) Stop watch C) Beam balance D) Meter rule
A) 80N B) 8,000N C) 80,000N D) 800N
A) distance B) acceleration C) velocity D) displacement
A) distance B) velocity C) mass D) speed
A) speed B) area C) distance D) velocity |