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The SI unit for work, the joule, is equal to _____. 100 newtons 1 newton × 1 meter
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The SI unit for work, the joule, is equal to _____.

100 newtons

1 newton × 1 meter

User Stefano Messina
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1 joule

Explanation:

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Answer:

1 joule

100 Newton Meters = 10.197 Kilogram-force Meter

100 Kilogram-force Meter = 980.665 Newton Meters

Explanation:

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