Science, asked by salunkeomkar78, 8 months ago

1 newton=----- dynes.

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Answered by niteshya916640

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Answer:

One Newton ( 1 N ) = 100000 or 10^5 dynes

Answered by amritaSN04

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Answer:

1N = 100000 dynes = 10^5 dynes

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