Describe fundemental quantities and

derived quantities and also their

units.
Student can be able to :
2. Identification physical quantities in
daily life and collected in the
fundamental quantities and derive
quantites.
3. Using International units in the
measuring.
4. Comunicating the simple units of
length, mass and time.
 Quantities and Unit

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Example of fundamental quantities :
2. Length
3. Mass
4. Time
5. Temperature
Length meter
Mass Kg
Time Second
Temperature Kelvin
Derived Quantities
1. Volume = volume
2. Area = luas
3. Velocity = kecepatan
4. Force = gaya
5. Density = massa jenis
6. Acceleration = percepatan
7. etc
Volume = metre cubic (m3)
Area = meter square (m2)
Velocity = m/s
Force = Newton (N)
Density = kg/m3)
Acceleration = m/s2
etc
No Quantities Symbol Units Symbol
unit
1 Length m
2 m kilogram
3 Time s
4 T kelvin
5 i ampere
6 Luminous intensity cd
7 Amount of mol
substance
No Quantities Symbol Units Symbol
unit
1 Volume V
2 ν Meter per second

3 Density Kg/m3
4 Meter square m2

5 Force Newton
6 a Meter per second
square
No Quantities Symbol Units Symbol
unit
1 Length L meter m
2 Mass m kilogram kg
3 Time t second s
4 Temperature T kelvin K
5 Electric Current I ampere A
6 Luminous intensity Lu Candela cd
7 Amount of - mole mol
substance
No Quantities Symbol Units Symbol
unit
1 Volume V Meter cubic m3
2 velocity ν Meter per second m/s

3 Density ρ Kilogram per meter Kg/m3

cubic
4 Area A Meter square m2

5 Force F Newton N
6 Acceleration a Meter per second m/s2
square
 The Fundamental Quantities are
conventionally established by the
International Conference on weight and
measurement.
Fundamental S.I. Unit Symbol of
Quantities fundemantal
Quantities
Length Metre (m) l
Mass Kilogram (kg) m
Time Second (s) t
Temperature Kelvin (K) T
 Derived Quantities is a quantities which can
be derived from the fundamental quantities.

Derived S.I. Unit Symbol of

Quantities Derived
Quantities
Volume Meter cubic (m3) V
Area Meter square (m2) A
Velocity Meter per second (m/s) v
Density Kilogram per meter cubic (Kg/m3) ρ