Question
1.Length(a)ampere (A)
2.time(b)kelvin (K)
3.Mass(c)metre (M)
4.Temperature(d)second (S)
5.Electric current(e)kilogram (K)

Answer

(1 - c), (2 - d), (3 - e), (4 - b), (5 - a)

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