What are the Fundamental Units?

Answer:– According to the International Unit of Measure, the basic units are the components of the fundamental variables. They are independent of all other units, yet they are the source of all other units. The basic units in the Global Unit System are:

• The length measurement unit is known as a meter (symbol: m).
• The unit of weight measurement known as the kilogram is kg.
• The unit of time is known as the second (symbol: s).
• The measurement unit for electric charge is the ampere (symbol: A).
• Kelvin, a unit of measurement for temperature.
• The unit of measurement for the substance or component parts in the matter is the mole (symbol: mol).
• The measurement unit for light intensity is the candela (symbol: cd).
• Fundamental elements are not connected to one another.