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Which of the following is a derived Unit (A) kg (B) meter (c) kelvin (D) Newton.​
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Which of the following is a derived Unit (A) kg (B) meter (c) kelvin (D) Newton.​

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Answer:

The newton

Step-by-step explanation:

is drived because of its definition consist of multiplication of three defined base unit and nothing else it's not independently defined

User Sevastyan Savanyuk
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Answer:

D,Newton

Step-by-step explanation:

b/c it is derived unit

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