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One newton is equal to:
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A kg m/s^2
B kg m/s
C kg m^2/s^2
D kg/m s^2
Explanation

By definition, 1 N is the force giving 1 kg a mass an acceleration of 1 m/s^2, so N = kg m/s^2.

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