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Physics Units, Dimensions and Measurement Units MCQ (Single Correct)

Which one of the following physical quantities is not a fundamental quantity?

A
Luminous intensity
B
Thermodynamic intensity
C
Electric current
D
Work

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D

Amongs the given physical quantities work is not a fundamental quantity whereas all other three physical quantities are fundamental quantities.

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