The SI unit of temperature is/are
kelvin
The correct answer is Kelvin (K).
While Celsius (°C) is commonly used, and Fahrenheit (°F) is used in some regions, the International System of Units (SI) officially designates the Kelvin (K) as the base unit of thermodynamic temperature. Celsius is a derived unit, defined relative to the Kelvin scale. Fahrenheit is also a derived unit, but it is not part of the SI system.
Therefore, only Kelvin is the SI unit of temperature.
______ was known as a unit of measurement of land before the British rule, the size of the land varied, in Bengal the British standardized it to about one-third of an acre.
What is the SI unit of current?
What is the SI unit of current?
What is the SI unit of current?
Which of the following quantities is measured using the unit 'quintal'?