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the SI unit of force is

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Answered by Nereida

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NEWTON IS THE SI UNIT OF FORCE.

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Answered by Vishisht

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Hi friend ❤️❣️.

The S.I. unit of force is Newton.

It may be defined as 1kg of force acting in 1meter.

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