Aktan Abdyraliev
october 27 2024
PRESENTATION TITLE
UNITS IN PHYSICS
UNITS IN PHYSICS
FUNDAMENTAL UNITS
OTHER FUNDAMENTAL UNITS
Additional fundamental units include the ampere (electric current), kelvin
(temperature), mole (amount of substance), and candela (luminous intensity).
Together, these form the SI base units.
BASE UNITS DEFINED
Fundamental units are the basic building blocks of measurement in physics. They include meter
(length), kilogram (mass), and second (time). These units are defined by precise standards.
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UNITS IN PHYSICS
DERIVED
UNITS
COMMON DERIVED UNITS
Other examples include force (newton, N), energy
(joule, J), and pressure (pascal, Pa). Understanding
derived units is crucial for applying physics concepts
FORMATION OF DERIVED UNITS effectively.
Derived units result from combining fundamental units through
multiplication or division. For example, speed is meters per
second (m/s), deriving from meter and second.
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SI SYSTEM OVERVIEW
The table summarizes the fundamental aspects of the SI System.
It includes units, their symbols, and brief descriptions, providing
a quick reference.
UNIT SYMBOL DESCRIPTION
Meter m The base unit of length.
Kilogram kg The base unit of mass.
Second s The base unit of time.
Ampere A The base unit of electric current.
Kelvin K The base unit of temperature.
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UNITS IN PHYSICS
UNIT
CONVERSIONS
IMPORTANCE OF UNIT CONVERSIONS
Unit conversions are essential for accurate calculations in
physics. They ensure consistency across different
measurement systems, allowing for comparison and
analysis of physical quantities.
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UNITS IN PHYSICS
APPLICATIONS IN PHYSICS
ENGINEERING ASTROPHYSICS AND EVERYDAY APPLICATIONS
APPLICATIONS ASTRONOMY
In engineering, precise unit Units in astrophysics help quantify Everyday applications include
measurements are critical for celestial distances, luminosity, cooking, travel, and sports, where
design, construction, and quality and luminosity. Converting units measurements directly impact
assurance. Units dictate facilitates comparison of quality, safety, and performance.
material strength and tolerance astronomical data. Understanding units enhances
levels. practical skills.
