Physics, asked by abhinavvirat9928, 1 year ago

What are the units for momentum, force, impulse,work

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Answered by Anonymous

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Answer:

Momentum - Kg.m/s.

Force - Newton.

Work - Joules.

Impulse - Newton second.

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Answered by vineet9900

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Explanation:

THE SI UNIT

MOMENTUM = MASS × VELOCITY

= Kg meter / sec.

FORCE = NEWTON ( SI UNIT )

IMPULSE SI UNTI. IS Newton second.

WORK SI UNIT IS ( JOULE ).

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