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What is the SI unit of impulse?

(a) N/m

(b) N/m^2

(c) N.s

(d) Kg.m

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My question is based upon Impulse Momentum Equation topic in chapter Fluid Dynamics of Fluid Mechanics

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Correct choice is (c) N.s

To explain: The SI unit of impulse is Newton second. It is given by the linear momentum due to the vector change. This produces an impulse in the same direction with respect to a given time.

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