This Equation only works using metric units of measure.
I would have to sit and work out one for use in mph and pounds, and it would be needlessly complex (as I'm no Mathematician - I have to work stuff through backward, I can't "see" the numbers).
Far simpler to convert SAE units to Metric and work the equation through that way.
What's the Dark Matter like in the universe you hail from?
Have you yet to lose an argument with a wall?
Or, do you call them "wins" when the wall's interest lags?
Have you yet come to the realization that you're expostulating Physics with a Certified Buffoon(tm), in a Web-based Forum dedicated to Motorcycling?
Since we're splitting hairs here; the Kilo is a unit of "Passive Gravitational Mass", or WEIGHT in layman's terms.
The Newton is a unit of "Inertial Mass", or FORCE (comparable -- but not equal to -- lb-ft (or variously ft-lb); the SAE unit of force).
You know how to Google - look it up. I'm sure it's on Wikipedia, or some Teacher has a website on Mass somewhere. Just make sure you don't quote from www.mass.gov.
;^D
Gotta go now, Crack don't smoke itself..............
I'm the founding member of the TPTB, or Thinning-hair Pony-Tailed Brotherhood.
I'm not just the President; I'm also a Client!
I have to be my own, I guess:
I'm one O' them "longhairs", but I don't ride a Cruiser, Don't ride a "fold 'em up" Sportbike (nekkid and part-faired Standards), and my hair has yet to turn gray (but these last few days at work are takin' their toll!).
I cleared out the Shop at an NH3 Refrigeration Class one time, don't 'member what it was that caused it; probably Italian food (pasta, beef, tomato sauce and cheese - MMMM-MM!).
It was so bad, the Instructor turned on the Emergency Ventilation to evacuate the noxious fumes (it helped - a little).
Hell No, I didn't admit to that one (should've though!).
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