Force is measured in how?

Answer 1

Newtons: N

Some conversion rates:

1 N/mm squared = 145.037738007 Psi

1 N = 1 kg · m / s2

The unit sign is N and the symbol of force is F(force)

Force of weight FG = m · g; mass = m and gravity acceleration g = 9.80665 m/s2

I've recently been studying this field so this answer is fresh in my mind. Also,

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Force is measured in a unit called Newtons. Obviously, named after Sir Isaac newton.

A Newton, by definition, is the force on 1 kilogram of mass that causes it to move

at 1m/s (meter per second) faster every second. Therefore, the formula for force is

as follows: force= mass * acceleration or F=m a.

Units of force include

-- newton

-- poundforce, or simply "pound"

-- ton

-- dyne

Answer 2

I'm pretty sure that force is measured in Newtons.

Answer 3

it is measured in newtons. as Isaac newton created it.

Answer 4

Force is measured by Newtons, named after Sir. Issac Newton