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Is radian a fundamental or derived unit?
Even though it's supplementary, is it supplementary fundamental or supplementary derived?
Even though it's supplementary, is it supplementary fundamental or supplementary derived?
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Is radian a fundamental or derived unit?
Even though it's supplementary, is it supplementary fundamental or supplementary derived?
Even though it's supplementary, is it supplementary fundamental or supplementary derived?
The class of supplementary units was abolished in 1995. The radian is now a derived unit. See Wikipedia and here: http://physics.nist.gov/Pubs/SP811/sec04.html
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