A physicist has just discovered a new kind of particle.The force between two of them is F = –b/r, where ris the distance between the particles. What are the SIunits of b?kg/s?kg · m/s?,2kg · m?/s?.2kg · m³/s?.2kg · m4/s²none of these

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A physicist has just discovered a new kind of particle. The force between two of them is F = -b/r, wherer s the distance between the particles. What are the SI units of b?

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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A physicist has just discovered a new kind of particle.
The force between two of them is F = –b/r, where r
is the distance between the particles. What are the SI
units of b?
kg/s?
kg · m/s?
,2
kg · m?/s?
.2
kg · m³/s?
.2
kg · m4/s²
none of these

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