PHYS101C: Physics I- ..The unit of the Kinetic Energy isSelect one:O a. Kg m^(-2) S^(-2)O b. Kg m^2 S^(-2)O c. Kg m^2 S^2O d. Kg m^3 S^(-2)

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PHYS101C: Physics I- ..
The unit of the Kinetic Energy is
Select one:
O a. Kg m^(-2) S^(-2)
O b. Kg m^2 S^(-2)
O c. Kg m^2 S^2
O d. Kg m^3 S^(-2)

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