Which is equal to a newton, Physics

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A Newton is equal to which of the following?

a)  kilogram-meter per second

b)  meter per second squared

c)  Kilogram-meter per second squared

d)  Kilogram per meter-second

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A Newton is equal to kilogram-meter per second squared.


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