A kid is trying to solve a problem and he has: $(13m/s^212m/s21 kg)/(2000 A)=$ State his answer with one unit?

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Answer 1 · 2018-08-07T00:11:05

$1.64$ volts to the nearest third sig fig

Let's break down it down into steps:

$kg$ is mass

$F=ma$

$m/s$ is velocity

$P=Fv$

So the top half can be simplified to power which is measured in watts.

So far we have the units of watts over amperes

$P=IV$

$P/I=V$

The singular unit of watts over amperes would be volts.

Now that we have the units, we can work out the problem giving us $1.64$ volts.

A kid is trying to solve a problem and he has: (13m/s^2*12m/s*21 kg)/(2000 A)=(13m/s^2*12m/s*21 kg)/(2000 A)= State his answer with one unit?