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Velocity is a: a) Fundamental quantity b) MKS system c) Standard system d) Derived quantity

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Naya [18.7K]3 years ago

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Velocity is a derived quantity, which is derived from two fundamental quantities ilength ( displacement ) and time

it can be depicted as :

$\boxed{ \boxed{velocity = \dfrac{displacement}{time} }}$

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Velocity is a: a) Fundamental quantity b) MKS system c) Standard system d) Derived quantity