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Aleacia K. · 2007-02-22 00:00:27

Help! I can't figure out what the concepts for kg m/s N/kg N s is. My test is tomorrow and I can't find them in the book anywhere. Please help.

atutor · 2007-03-10 05:04:45

This reply came late. Anyhow, just for your knowledge:
I think you mean kg.m/s^2 which is (N as in Newton)

(F) = (m)*(a) (Force) = (mass) * (acceleration)
(N) = (kg)*(m/s^2)

and similarly,
(m/s^2) = (N)/(kg)

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