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How can you measured for force is newton and energy for joul?
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this is written by Gandamalla Suresh (RGU IIIT)
because 1Newton's units is kg*m/s^2.
force=m*a (force = mass*acceleration)
f=kg*m/s^2.
this is the units for force these means kg*m/s^2=1Newton.
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