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To Explain:One advantage of using SI units.
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Introduction:
SI system has seven base units which further help to define 22 derived units. Prefix multipliers are used to express multiple or fractional of a quantity.
SI units table:
S. No. | Quantity | SI unit | SI Unit Symbol |
1 | Length | Meter | m |
2 | Mass | Kilogram | kg |
3 | Time | Second | s |
4 | Ampere | A | |
5 | Kelvin | K | |
6 | Amount of substance | Mole | mol |
7 | Luminous Intensity | Candela | cd |
SI stands for Système International. It is a metric system that is accepted internationally. It is important to have a standard system of measurements which accepted universally to avoid confusion.
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