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Avery Moore
Physics
5 February, 01:04
What is the SI unit for momentum?
kg•m
kg•m/s
kg•m²/s
Kg•m/s^2
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Zachariah Dunlap
5 February, 01:07
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Answer:Kg•m/s
Explanation:the SI unit for momentum is kg•m/s
Momentum=mass x velocity
Unit for mass=kg
Unit for velocity=m/s
Therefore they unit for momentum is kg•m/s
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