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The newton-second is the unit of:

Correct answer: C. Impulse

  • A. Work
  • B. Power
  • C. Impulse
  • D. velocity

Explanation

Impulse is the change in momentum. The formula for change in momentum is Force into the interaction period which is basically a particular time period. The unit of force is N and for time is s hence the unit for impulse is Ns. Another possible answer would be momentum but the important point to be noted here is the difference between momentum and the change in momentum.

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