Direction: Express the following properties into MLT and FlT forms. Show your answers on the space provided. You may express each property in any unit. Property Unit MLT FlT 1. Momentum 2. Power 3. Force

Direction: Express the following properties into MLT and FlT forms. Show your answers on the space provided. You may express each property in any unit. Property Unit MLT FlT 1. Momentum 2. Power 3. Force

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Direction: Express the following properties into MLT and FlT forms. Show your answers on
the space provided. You may express each property in any unit.
Property
Unit
MLT
FlT
1. Momentum
2. Power
3. Force
4. Specific Gravity
5. Specific Weight
6. Kinetic energy
7. Velocity
8. Acceleration
9. Density
10. Specific volume

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