Question

what is the CGS unit of weight?

Answer 1

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=> Weight is defined as the force with which any body/object is attracted towards the centre of the Earth.

=> In other words, The force of Earth's gravity acting on any particular body/object is known as its weight.

Weight = Mass × Gravity

OR

w = m × g

where, m is mass of the body and g, the acceleration due to gravity.

=> Its S.I. unit is Newton, denoted by the letter N.

$\huge\bold{More\:information\:on\:weight:}$

• Weight is a vector quantity.

• The weight of any particular body/object changes from place to place.

• In other words, the weight of any body/object is not constant.

• The weight of a body can be zero as well. Whatever be the weight of a body on the surface of the Earth is, its weight becomes zero when it is taken to the centre of the Earth.

Now, coming to the point / according to the question i.e.,

$\huge\bold{C.G.S.\:unit\:of\:weight}$

The C.G.S. unit of weight is $\large\bold\red{dyne}$.

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Answer 2

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Your answer:-

$\huge\bold\red{Dyne}$

$<b>It is an unit of force that, acting on a mass of one gram, increases its velocity by one centimetre per second every second along the direction that it acts.</b>$

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