Moment: Nm (force * distance)
Momentum: kgms^-1 or Ns (mass * velocity)
Wave Speed: ms^-1 (frequency * wavelength)
Momentum: kgms^-1 or Ns (mass * velocity)
Wave Speed: ms^-1 (frequency * wavelength)
thank you so much what about wavelength and velocity
Original post by mohamadjamil03
Moment: Nm (force * distance)
Momentum: kgms^-1 or Ns (mass * velocity)
Wave Speed: ms^-1 (frequency * wavelength)
Momentum: kgms^-1 or Ns (mass * velocity)
Wave Speed: ms^-1 (frequency * wavelength)
Wavelength is just a length, so it's measured in metres (m).
Velocity is the rate of change of displacement, so it's measured in metres per second (ms^-1).
You can usually just Google these and you should find their units.
Velocity is the rate of change of displacement, so it's measured in metres per second (ms^-1).
You can usually just Google these and you should find their units.
Original post by k1255
thank you so much what about wavelength and velocity
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