Physics, asked by parnabhasarma, 1 month ago

10 newton = how much dyne ?

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Answered by KP002

1

Answer:

1newton= 10^5 dyne

10newton= 10*10^5

=10^6 dynes

Answered by singhsamarbahadur608

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Answer:

1 Newton's=10^5 dyne

so multiplied 10 *10^5

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