Question:
whhy is ampere a fundamental unit even though it can be expressed in terms of charge and time ? I = Q/t
Answer:
Current is charge per time, so it represents not just how many charge carriers there are but how many are moving. This allows computation for dynamics. If we did not have the time portion, we could only compute electrostatics. Thus, current is an essential fundamental for electrodynamics.
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