Choice the correct answer. Choice the correct answer.1- The newton's second law is(a) F= ma(b) M =Fd(c) N.M2- The unit of mass is:(a) Kg(b) L(c) S3- The unit of stress is:(a) N/m?(b) N.M(C) kg4- Unit of force equal:(a) N(b) S(c) M²5- Moment of force equal:(a) F. d(b) m.a(c) N. m

(a) F = ma (a) Kg (a) N/m2 (a) N (a) F.d

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