Which UNIT will the answer to this
operation have?
(We're only interested in the units, not th...
Physics, 16.02.2021 18:50 andrewdestupinan
Which UNIT will the answer to this
operation have?
(We're only interested in the units, not the number.)
If the units cancel out, choose "No Unit"
If the operation is not valid, choose "Not Valid"
5 m – 2 kg
m
kg
A) m - kg
B) No Unit
D) Not Valid
Enter
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