S.I. unit of acceleration is:
Correct answer: D. ms-2
- A. m
- B. m2
- C. m/s
- D. ms-2
Explanation
Unit of Acceleration that is universally accepted for the measurement of acceleration is ms-2. Acceleration is defined as the rate of change of velocity with respect to time. Acceleration can also be expressed in some other units like Gal, Standard Gravity (g), and Planck Acceleration (ap).
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