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The SI units for measuring the velocity of the car: The SI units for measuring the acceleration of the car: The SI units for mea

suring force: The SI units for measuring mass:

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Harlamova29_29 [7]1 year ago

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Answer:

The SI unit of velocity, acceleration, force and mass of the car are m/s, m/s², kg-m/s² and kg.

Explanation:

SI unit is the international system units.

We need to define the SI unit of velocity, acceleration, force and mass of the car

The SI unit of velocity is

$v = m/s$

The SI unit of acceleration is

$a = m/s^2$

The SI unit of force is

$F = N=kg-m/s^2$

The SI unit of mass is

$m =kg$

Hence, The SI unit of velocity, acceleration, force and mass of the car are m/s, m/s², kg-m/s² and kg.

klasskru [66]1 year ago

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Velocity ... m/s (meters per second) and angle

Acceleration ... m/s^2 and angle

Force ... Newton (kg-m/s^2) and angle

Mass ... kilogram

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