Are force and volume fundamental units?

[Ki-nana18]

What are the fundamental base units for Force and Volume?
I think its cm³ for volume but not completely sure.

 

[rock.freak667]

the fundamental units are

kilogram (kg)
metre (m)
candela (Ca)
second (s)
ampere (A)
kelvin (K)
mole (mol)

So for something like speed which has the formula speed=distance/time, the unit would be m/s

So for force, write down how you'd get force and then check the units for it.

 

[TVP45]

There are no base units for force or volume. The units for those are said to be derived from the base units. So, volume would have the derived unit m³, derived from the base unit for length, m. Likewise the derived unit for force is N = m·kg·s^-2, derived from the base units m, kg, and s.

 

[Ki-nana18]

Thank You!