Science, asked by abhhaybhaiii, 5 months ago

Newton-metre is the unit of:
1 point
power
work
momentum
gravitational intensit

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Answered by vijjvals

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Answer:

Torque or work

Explanation:

Newton metre is the unit of torque or work (1 newton metre=1Joule)

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