Question:

Which of the following physical quantity unit is not a fundamental unit?

Updated On: Jun 3, 2024
  • Length
  • Mass
  • Magnetic field
  • Current
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The Correct Option is C

Solution and Explanation

Standards which are used to measure the fundamental quantities are called as fundamental units which are length, mass, time, temperature, current, luminous intensity, quantity of matter. Hence, magnetic field is not a fundamental quantity.
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Physical World

The physical world includes the complications of the natural world around us. It is a type of analysis of the physical world around us to understand how it works. The fundamental forces that control nature are:

  • Gravitational Force is a universal force that exists as an outcome of mutual attraction between any two objects with respect to their masses.
  • Electromagnetic Force can be understood as the force that is present between the charged particles. The force is stated by Coulomb’s law.
  • Strong Nuclear Force is the force that ties the protons and neutrons in a nucleus. Of all the elemental forces in nature, a strong nuclear force is the strongest as its name suggests.
  • Weak Nuclear Force can only be noticed in some of the nuclear processes such as the beta decay of the nucleus.