Which of these is NOT an example of fundamental quantity?
Velocity
Velocity is a derived quantity, calculated from distance and time, and is therefore NOT a fundamental quantity.
Time, Electric Current, and Luminous Intensity are all recognised fundamental (base) quantities in the SI system, unlike velocity.
Hence, Velocity is the correct answer.
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