Physics, asked by queena4442, 1 month ago

Which is great,1kg-watt or 1newton &by how much?

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Answered by MuhammedRayan

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One watt is equal to 1 Newton-meter per second (Nm/s). You can multiply the amount of torque in Newton-meters by the rotational speed in order to find the power in watts. Another way to look at power is as a unit of speed (m/s) combined with a unit of force (N)

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