A joule, which is a unit of work, is equal to? A.a newton times a meter B.a newton divided by a second C.a newton times a second D.a newton divided by a meter

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A joule, which is a unit of work, is equal to?

A.a newton times a meter
B.a newton divided by a second
C.a newton times a second
D.a newton divided by a meter

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Answer: A

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Iamisti answered Apr 17, 2019

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Option A is correct

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