Physics

The unit of acceleration is (m/s²), which stands for meters per second squared.

Acceleration is a measure of how quickly an object's velocity changes over time. The unit (m/s²) represents the change in velocity (measured in meters per second) per unit of time (measured in seconds). It indicates that the velocity of an object changes by a certain number of meters per second for each second of time that passes.

Option B, "jouls," is not the correct unit for acceleration. Joules (J...