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1.	N. second/m is
A.	the S.I. unit of dynamic viscosity.
B.	the S.I. unit of kinematic viscosity.
C.	equivalent to one poise.
D.	equivalent to one stoke.
Answer» B. the S.I. unit of kinematic viscosity.

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