Science, asked by pritamray, 11 months ago

what is force write its si unit ?

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Answered by sahilantil769

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Force is one which changes or tend to change the state of rest or of uniform motion.

Force is vector quantity as it consists of magnitude and direction.

It's SI unit is newton (N).

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Answered by slahotiaug20

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Answer:

force is something that changes the shape, size, direction of an object

it's SI unit is Newton

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