Newton-meters
What is a newton-meter? One newton-meter is the torque of a force of 1 newton applied with a perpendicular lever arm of 1 meter; torque is a different…
About these units
One newton-meter is the torque of a force of 1 newton applied with a perpendicular lever arm of 1 meter; torque is a different quantity from energy despite sharing dimensions.
Also known as
newton-meter · newton-meters · N·m · nm · newton metre · newton meter · n m
Source: BIPM, The International System of Units (SI), 9th edition
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