5. If momentum is given by F=kv/m, where " k " is a constant and " v " is velocity, and " m " is mass, show what units "

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5. If momentum is given by F=kv/m, where " k " is a constant and " v " is velocity, and " m " is mass, show what units "

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5. If momentum is given by F=kv/m, where " k " is a constant and " v " is velocity, and " m " is mass, show what units " k " must have for the equation to be dimensionally correct.
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