Physics, asked by jayshreemanjhi70249, 2 months ago

how much dyne is in one newton ?(by dimensional method) answer in 80 to 100 words
✌​

Answers

Answered by pubggrandmaster43
11

Answer:

1N=10^5Dyne

Explanation:

we know that

F = m × a

1N = Kg × m/sec^2

1N =\frac{10^3gram*10^2cm}{sec^2}

1N=10^5gram*cm/sec^2

1N = 10^5Dyne

hence,

           it is proved that 1N=10^5Dyne

Similar questions