MCQ
A is the fundamental quantity. Here, A refers to:
- AMass.
- BVelocity.
- CAcceleration.
- DLinear momentum.
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Answer
- Mass.
Explanation:
Mass is the fundamental quantity as it does not depend upon other physical quantities. However, other three quantities, i.e. velocity, acceleration and linear momentum are not fundamental quantities as these show their dependency on fundamental quantities.
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