Question

convert 50 newton into dyne

Answer 1

Answer: 50 newton is into $5\times10^{6}dyne$

Explanation:

We know that,

Dyne is the CGS unit of force.

Newton is the MKS unit of force.

One newton is equal to $10^{5}dyne$.

So. 50 newton will be in dyne

50 newton = $5\times 10^{6}dyne$

Hence, 50 newton is into $5\times10^{6}dyne$

Answer 2

"Using Dimensional analysis

Dimensional formula of Force $F [M1 L1 T-2]$

So a =1, b=1, c=-2

Now because Newton is in m.k.s system,We Have.

$M_1 = 1kg, L_1 = 1m, T_1 = 1s$

$M_2 = 1g, L_2 = 1cm, T_2 = 1s$

$n_1= 1$Newton

$n_2$ = ?

Using the formula

$n_2= n_1[M_1/M_2]a [L_1/L_2]b [T_1/T_2]c$

$n_2= 1 [1kg/1g]1 [1m/1cm]1 [1s/1s]^{-2}$

$n_2= 1[1000g/1g]1 [100cm/1cm]1\times 1$

$n_2= 1000\times 100 = 100000$

$= 5e^{+6}$

Force is an influence which can change the state of an object. It has both direction and magnitude, so it is a vector quantity. The unit of force is Newton. There are many types of force acting on the object."