My question is that if cm x cm is cm 2 . Now for F=MA the S.I. unit of mass is kg and of acceleration is m/s 2 . So, shouldnt ththe S.I. unit of force be kgm/s 2 . How it is Newton ????
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1 newton is the force which when acts on a body of 1 kilogram produces an acceleration of 1m/s^2.
So,
1 newton = 1 Kgm/s^2
The unit Kgm/s^2 of force is named after the scientist Sir Issaac Newton
In,your this question u have written the unit "newton" with capital N. But it is accepted universally that if a unit named after a scientist is written in complete words the first letter will be always small letter
Means,
Unit of pressure is named after Blaise Pascal
The unit is "pascal" and not "Pascal"
So,
1 newton = 1 Kgm/s^2
The unit Kgm/s^2 of force is named after the scientist Sir Issaac Newton
In,your this question u have written the unit "newton" with capital N. But it is accepted universally that if a unit named after a scientist is written in complete words the first letter will be always small letter
Means,
Unit of pressure is named after Blaise Pascal
The unit is "pascal" and not "Pascal"
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