Derived SI Units

The video tutorial explains the SI system of measurement, which includes seven base units and several derived units. It focuses on how derived units, such as force, are calculated using algebraic relationships between base units. The unit of force, known as a newton, is derived from mass and acceleration. The tutorial also mentions that there are 22 named SI-derived units, some of which are named after scientists, while others are labeled based on their algebraic relationships.

How is 1 newton defined in terms of kilograms, meters, and seconds?

What are some examples of named SI-derived units and their significance?