N. second/m2 is___________________?

Correct answer: A. The S.I. unit of dynamic viscosity

  • A. The S.I. unit of dynamic viscosity
  • B. The S.I. unit of kinematic viscosity
  • C. Equivalent to one poise
  • D. Equivalent to one stoke

Explanation

Dynamic viscosity has SI units of Pa·s, which are equivalent to N·s/m². Kinematic viscosity instead has units of m²/s and is commonly expressed in stokes.

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