Question

A mass of 100g is vertically lifted. What is the magnitude of force acting on it​

Answer 1

Answer. So, one Newton approximately equals the force to lift vertically upwards a 100 g mass against the gravitational acceleration (assumed about 10 m/s2)

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Answer 2

Force = mg

where ,

$\frak{Here}\begin{cases}\bf{m=mass(in \;kg)}\\ \bf{g=acceleration\;due to gravity}\\ \bf{mass=100 grams}\\ \rm{g=10m/s^2}\end{cases}$

$\sf \: force = \frac{100}{1000} \times 10$

$\sf \: force = 1 \: newtons$