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Which standard formalises the International System of Quantities?
AISO/IEC 80000
BISO 14001
CIEC 61000
DISO 9001
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. ISO/IEC 80000
The ISQ is set out in part in the standard ISO/IEC 80000.
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