A physicist has been studying the effects of an unknown force. The work required to move an object distance x against this force is W = A +b/x, where A and bare constants. What are the Sl units of b? kg/s? kg · m/s? kg · m? / s? kg · m³ /s? kg · m / s? none of these

A physicist has been studying the effects of an unknown force. The work required to move an object distance x against this force is W = A +b/x, where A and bare constants. What are the Sl units of b? kg/s? kg · m/s? kg · m? / s? kg · m³ /s? kg · m / s? none of these

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College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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