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When two different units are multiplied by each other, the result is a new unit. For instance, in SI the unit of momentum is one kilogram multiplied by one meter divided by one second.

When two different units are multiplied by each other, the result is a new unit. For instance, in SI the unit of momentum is one kilogram multiplied by one meter divided by one second. See also dimensional analysis.