The unit N-s is equivalent to:

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^{- 1}

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kgms

^{- 2}

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Solution

The correct option is B kgms $^{- 1}$
unit of force in Newton( $N$ ).
force =mass $\times$ acceleration.
in units $N = k g . m . s e c^{- 2}$
so $N . s = k g . m . s e c - 1$
so best possible answer is option B.

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The unit N-s is equivalent to:

The correct option is B kgms−1unit of force in Newton(N).force =mass×acceleration.in units N=kg.m.sec−2so N.s=kg.m.sec−1so best possible answer is option B.

The correct option is B kgms $^{- 1}$
unit of force in Newton( $N$ ).
force =mass $\times$ acceleration.
in units $N = k g . m . s e c^{- 2}$
so $N . s = k g . m . s e c - 1$
so best possible answer is option B.