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S.I unit of force in terms of mass and acceleration

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Answered by batmanj937

The SI unit of force in terms of mass and acceleration is Newton (N) and is represented by the symbol F.

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Answered by anandspillai2004

The SI unit of force is Newton(N),

how it works: It is the force necessary to cause an acceleration of

1m/s^2 in an object of mass 1kg is called 1newton.

1N=1kg*1m/s^2.

Hope this helps you, in science calculations based on Force.

Always remember,

F= m*a.

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