Physics, asked by GuptaAman2241, 9 months ago

The si unit of weight is kilogram

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Answered by atulmaruti

Answer:

Newton is the si unit of weight

Answered by Archisman10

Answer:

No! Newton

Explanation:

KILOGRAM is the SI unit of Mass not weight and mass and weight are completely different physical quantities in the light of physics. NEWTON is the SI unit of Weight.

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