Kornelius said:
I think he means that if you take a formula like...
E = 1/2 m v^2
then E is in joule, v is in m/s, and m is in kg.
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E=mc^2
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I think he means that if you take a formula like...
E = 1/2 m v^2
then E is in joule, v is in m/s, and m is in kg.
Kornelius said:
Actually, kilogram is the SI base unit for mass, not gram, as the kilogram is based on the international prototype.
Yes, it is an anomaly. The other SI base units do not have a prefix, and other SI base units are defined by fundamental physical properties, not by an artificial item.
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