If you divide a force measured in newtons by a speed expressing meters per second in what unit all the answer be expressed
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First, let's recall the formula for calculating force: Force = mass x acceleration And the formula for calculating speed: Speed = distance / time We can rearrange the speed formula to get: Distance = speed x time Show more…
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