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The unit of area is called derived unit, why?

The unit of area is called derived unit, why?
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The unit of area is called derived unit, why?

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Because the unit of area depends upon the other fundamental units.

Step-by-step explanation:

Unit of Area = m^2

actual metre is the unit of length.

so metre × metre makes ?^2

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