Answer: Density is measured in kg⋅m−2 . This means that it is derived from fundamental units which are the kilogram and metre. ... hence the kilogram and the metre are SI units and density is a derived unit from these units
Step-by-step explanation:
they are calculated from the base units mass and length. Density is one derived unit; force, area, volume, specific volume and mass fraction are also derived units. Each derived unit is defined by a quantity equation.