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What is basic unit?????

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  1. You need to put this in context.


  2. The S.I. system is based on SIX main basic units :-

    1.    Length:  metre (m)

    2.    Mass:  kilogram (kg)

    3.    Time: second (s)

    4.    Electric Current: Ampere (A)

    5.    Temperature: Celsius / Kelvin (°C / K)

    6.    Luminous Intensity: candela (cd).

    Some other units also used are :-



    1.  Area: square metre (m²).

    2.  Volume: cubic metre (m³)

    3.   Force: Newton (N) (i.e. kg/m/s²)

    4.   Pressure: Newton/sq. metre (N/m²).

    5.   Work, Energy, Heat Amount: Joule (J).

    6.   Power, Heat flow rate: Watt (W).

    7.   Temperature: Celsius (°C Normal use)

    8.   Quantity of Electricity: Coulomb (C)

    9.   Electro-motive Force: Volt (V)

    10. Electrical Resistance: Ohm (Ω)

    Conversion - Imperial to S.I.

    1 inch (in or "): = 2.54 cm = 25.4 mm.

    1 foot (ft or '): = 30.48 cm

    1 mile: = 1.609 km

    1 mph: = 1.609 kph

    1 gallon (gal) = 4.546 litres

    *1 ton: = 1016.05 kg  =  1.01605 t

    1 pound (lb): = 453.59 g

    1 Btu (British Thermal Unit): = 1.055 kJ

    1 Therm: = 105.5 MJ

    1 kWh: = 3.6  MJ

    1 Btu / lb: = 2.326 J / g

    1 Btu / ft³: = 37.258 kJ / m³

    *1 Long ton = 2,240 lb,   Short ton = 2,000 lb,   Metric ton  =  1,000  kg.

    S.I.  to  Imperial.

    1 km: = 0.621 miles

    1 metre: = 1.093 yards

    1 litre: = 0.220 gal

    1 kg: = 2.204 lb

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