Which is the SI unit of volume?
AMetre per second
BCubic metre
CNewton metre
DSquare metre
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Cubic metre
1. Volume is length cubed, so its unit is a length unit cubed.
2. With the metre as the length unit, the SI volume unit is the cubic metre (m3).
3. Square metre is for area; the other two measure other quantities.
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