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n a certain system of absoulte units the acceleration produced by gravity in a body falling freely is denoted by 5, the kinetic energy of a 500 kg shot moving with velocity 400 metres per second is denoted by 2000 & its momentum by 100
The unit of mass is :-

A

200 kg

B

400 kg

C

800 kg

D

1200 kg

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