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The meter-second (moved from general discussion)
in Physics
Posted · Edited by JamesPT
velocity, acceleration, jerk, snap etc are all measures of change in there integral, therefore displacement must be a measure of the change of its derivative m*s. when an objects position in space is constant its position in spacetime is however still changing so m*s must be a measure of position in space time and by extension m*s^2 is a measure of acceleration in spacetime etc