Que es magnitud, los tipos de magnitud y dar ejemplos de cada una de ella

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El Sistema Internacional de Unidades se basa en dos tipos de magnitudes físicas: Las siete que toma como unidades fundamentales, de las que derivan todas las demás. Son longitud, tiempo, masa, intensidad de corriente eléctrica, temperatura, cantidad de sustancia e intensidad luminosa.

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