What is the gravitatioal SI unit of work done?

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SI unit of work is joules and gravitational unit is kgm
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It's joule .for all type of work done and energy .
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Gravitatiinal SI unit of work done is kg.m
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The gravitational SI unit of work done is Joule also written as " J " only
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Kilogram meter(kg.m)
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The SI unit of work done is the joule (J). Gravitational potential energy, which is related to work done against gravity, is also measured in joules.
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