Physics, 20.02.2020 16:49 ricesonice5
The dimensions for force are the product of mass and length divided by time squared. Newton's second law states that force equals the product of mass and acceleration. What are the dimensions of acceleration?
T2
T2/L
L/T2
L/T
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