1 Fundamental physical quantities
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06 2.1 Fundamental physical quantities
- A fundamental (base) physical quantity is a quantity that is not defined in terms of other physical quantities.
- You cannot break it down into simpler ones.
- Examples: length, mass, time (and also electric current, temperature, amount of substance and luminous intensity, as we will see in the SI table).
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