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If you divide a force measured in newtons (1 new- ton = 1 kg•m/s?) by a speed expressed in meters per second, in what units will the answer be expressed?
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If you divide a force measured in newtons (1 new-
ton = 1 kg•m/s?) by a speed expressed in meters per
second, in what units will the answer be expressed?
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It would have to be newtons because if it’s divided by Newton’s the answer should be Newton’s
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