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HELP with this one please?
hi
can u help me with this puzzle please? a = bh ^2 if a is measured in joules and h is measured in m s ^-1, what are the SI units of b? give your answer in SI base units and in the simplest form. |
it would seem to be
Energy = ? . Speed (squared) ? = Energy / Speed (squared) or ? = j.s^2/m^2 assuming m is metres However 1 joule is defined as 1Nm (Newton Metre) So ? = Ns^2/m But N/m = 1 Pascal (Pressure) Therefore units of b are in Pa.s^2 Bizzare ???? |
joules are kg*m^2/s^2
If h is m/s, then h^2 is m^2/s^2 So b*(m^2/s^2) is in kg*m^2/s^2 So b is in kg. IS this correct? |
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