convert 10^6 dynes into newton using dimensional formula
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Answer:10N
Explanation:
10^6 dyne = 10^6 g cm s^-2 = 10^6 g cm s^-2 x 1kg/1000g x 1m/100cm
= 10^6/10^5 kg m s^-2 or N.
To convert dyne to Newton.
Divide the force in dyne by 10^5.
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Answer: 10⁶ dyn = 10 N
Explanation:
F = m.a
[F] = [m.a] = [M] × [LT-²] = [MLT-²]
¶ CGS system:
M1 = g
L1 = cm
T1 = s
¶ SI system:
M2 = kg
L2 = m
T2 = s
We know, n1u1 (CGS) = n2u2 (SI)
where, u2 = N (kgms-²), n1 = 10⁶, u1= dyn (gcms-²)
=> n1 = n2u2/u1
=> n1 = n2 (M1/M2)¹(L1/L2)¹(T1/T2)-² = 10⁶(1g/1kg)(cm/m)(1s/1s)-²
=> n1 = 10⁶ × (1/10³)(1/10⁵)(1s)-²
=> n1 = 10⁶ × 10-⁵ = 10
Therefore, 10⁶ dyn = 10 N
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