Units and dimensions

The quantities which are measurable are called

• Measurement

• Physical quantities

• Units

• Numerical value

Length, mass, time, area, volume, speed, force, energy etc., are examples of

• Units

• Numerical value

• Physical quantity

• All of the above

The physical quantity which does not depend upon (or independent of) other

physical quantities are called

• Derived quantiry

• Derived unit

• Fundamental unit

• Fundamental quantity

.........in SI system are plane angle and solid angle

• Fundamental quantity

• Supplementary quantity

• Derived quantity

• All of these

The physical quantities which are derived from fundamental or

supplementary physical quantities are called

• Derived physical quantity

• Fundamental quantity

• Derived unit

• Fundamental unit

Area, volume, speed, force etc., are examples of

• Fundamental unit

• Fundamental quantity

• Derived unit

• Derived quantity

The constant quantity which is used to measure the physical quantity is called....

• Numerical value

• Standard unit

• Measurement

• Quantity

The standard unit of length is

• Kilometre

• Metre

• Centimetre

• Millimetre

The number of times a standard quantity is present in a given physical quantity is called.......... of physical quantity

• Numerical value

• Unit

• Measurement

• Fundamental quantity

Physical quantity = numerical value ×

• Numerical value

• Unit

• Number

• Constant