Physics, asked by pramilasah2001, 1 month ago

1 kgf =how many Newton and explain how

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Answered by pankajkumardas210

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Answer:

1 Kg is equal to 9.8 Newton

Answered by rojalin2

1

Answer:

1Kgf (one kilogram force) is the force exerted by one kilogram mass when it is kept in a gravitational field of magnitude 9.8m/s² .

And force equals to

F=ma

F=1Kg × 9.8m/s²

So 1kgf= 9.8N

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