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How are base and derived units explained in NCERT Solutions?

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NCERT Solutions differentiates between base units (like meter, kilogram, second) and derived units (like Newton, Joule, Pascal). The fundamental quantities defined by the SI system are the base units and the combinations of these base units are called the derived units. NCERT solutions include a lis

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