10th NCERT physics all SI units

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 Mass  → kilogram (kg) 

Time → second (sec) 

Speed → m/s

Velocity → m/s

Temperature → kelvin (K) 

Amount of substance → mole(mol) 

Length → meter (m) 

Current (I) → Amphere (A) 

Potential difference → volt (V) 

Weight → kilogram (kg) 

Luminous intensity → Candella (Cd) 









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