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Given (kg/s) (m/s) , what is the resulting unit?

Given (kg/s) (m/s) , what is the resulting unit?
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Given (kg/s) (m/s) , what is the resulting unit?

User Marat Zimnurov
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I think you mean for those fractions to be multiplied.
In that case, you get

kg - m / sec² = Newton .

User Eran Chetzroni
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