Physics, asked by Himanshukatoch9050, 1 year ago

1 Newton equal to how many dyne

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Answered by kathroju

11

1Newton=ten power five dynes (10^5 dynes)

Answered by SakshiRao36

8

Explanation:

1Newton equal to 10^5 dyne.

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