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The unit of area is derived unit why​
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The unit of area is derived unit why​

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A derived unit is called so because it is the product of two more basic units. The basic unit of area is the cubic meter (m³) for volume. By derived unit, it refers to any given quantity which cannot be measured directly with any device.
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Because it’s a product of two more basic units. The basic unit of area is the cubic meter for volume. By derived unit it refers to any given quantity which cannot be measured directly.

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