Fundamental Unit Commonality FPS MKS
The question asks to identify the fundamental unit that is present in both the Foot-Pound-Second (FPS) and Meter-Kilogram-Second (MKS) systems of measurement.
Comparing Measurement Systems
Let's examine the fundamental units of each system:
- FPS System: Uses Foot (length), Pound (mass), and Second (time).
- MKS System: Uses Meter (length), Kilogram (mass), and Second (time).
Identifying the Common Unit
By comparing the fundamental units of both systems, we can see that the unit for time is the same in both:
- Length: Foot (FPS) vs. Meter (MKS) - Different
- Mass: Pound (FPS) vs. Kilogram (MKS) - Different
- Time: Second (FPS) vs. Second (MKS) - Same
Therefore, the fundamental unit common to both the FPS and MKS systems is the Second.
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