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How do you best determine whether j/m2 and m*s2/n are equivalent units?
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How do you best determine whether j/m2 and m*s2/n are equivalent units?
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The best way to determine whether j/m^2 and m*s^2/n are equivalent units would be to express them both in terms of si base units. Hope this answers the question. Have a nice day. Feel free to ask more questions in the future.
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