WAEC (WASSCE) Physics · Interaction of matter, space and time
Fundamental and derived quantities and units: WAEC Physics Past Questions and Answers
What the WAEC syllabus covers in Fundamental and derived quantities and units
Our summary: The basic measured quantities and their units, and the quantities built from them.
- Fundamental quantities and units (Length, mass, time, electric current, luminous intensity, thermodynamic temperature, amount of substance as examples of fundamental quantities and m, kg, s, A, cd, K and mol as their respective units.)
- Derived quantities and units (Volume, density and speed as derived quantities and m³, kg m⁻³ and m s⁻¹ as their respective units.)
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WAEC (WASSCE) Physics questions on Fundamental and derived quantities and units
- WAEC 2022The joule is equivalent to?
- WAEC 2021Which of the following units is equivalent to the unit of electric current?
- WAEC 2020Which of the following units is not fundamental?
- WAEC 2018Which of the following quantities are dimensionally independent? I. Dielectric constant II. Momentum III. Efficiency IV. Refractive index
- WAEC 2018Frequency is measured in
- WAEC 2016The dimensions of momentum are
- WAEC 2015Which of the following units is derived?
- WAEC 2014The S.I unit of power is
- WAEC 2013Which of the following units is equivalent to the watt?
- WAEC 2012The derived unit of pressure can be expressed as
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