The work done by a force acting on an object is equal to the amount of force multiplied by the distance travelled in the direction of the force. Which of the following is not a unit of work?
A. kgm/sec2
B. kgm2/sec2
C. Newton meter
D. Joule
Answer: Option A

To identify which option is not a unit of work, let's analyze each:
Work = Force × Distance
SI unit of force = Newton (N)
1 N = 1 kg·m/s²
Work = N × m = (kg·m/s²) × m = kg·m²/s²
So, the SI unit of work is kg·m²/s², which is also called a Joule (J).
Now, let’s check the options:
A. kg·m/s² → This is Newton, which is a unit of force, not work.
→ Not a unit of work.
B. kg·m²/s² → This is the unit of work (Joule).
C. Newton meter (N·m) → Also kg·m²/s², so this is a unit of work.
D. Joule → Defined as kg·m²/s², so this is a unit of work.
Correct answer: A. kg·m/s²