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Timothy Schablin
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What unit would i end up with if i divide 1 Joules/kg by .5 meters?
Would it be N/kg?
Would it be N/kg?
"J/kg by m" is a unit that represents energy per unit mass per unit distance. It is commonly used in the field of physics to measure energy density or specific energy.
"J/kg by m" is a derived unit, meaning it is a combination of other base units. Specifically, it is equivalent to the unit joules per kilogram per meter (J/kg·m), which is the SI unit for energy density.
"J/kg by m" can be used in a variety of calculations related to energy, such as calculating the energy required to move a certain mass a certain distance, or the energy density of a material.
Yes, "J/kg by m" can be converted to other units of energy, such as joules (J) or calories (cal). The conversion factor will depend on the specific unit you are converting to.
"J/kg by m" is commonly used in fields such as physics, engineering, and materials science. It is often used to measure and compare the energy efficiency of different materials and processes.