Viscosity Formula: Why Not (mass x length)/(time x area)?

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why the alternative formula of viscosity not = (mass x length ) / ( time x area) ?

for force x time , we would get (mass x length ) / time ...

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You are asking about the units of viscosity, but, at least to me, your question does not make sense. What exactly are you asking?
 
Chestermiller said:
You are asking about the units of viscosity, but, at least to me, your question does not make sense. What exactly are you asking?
i don't agree with the formula mass/ (length x area)
 
werson tan said:
i don't agree with the formula mass/ (length x area)
i think it is wrong
 
werson tan said:
i think it is wrong
The units should be mass/(length x time)
 
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