Physics, asked by amitprakash21, 1 year ago

What is the gravitational unit of force?Name the gravitational unit of force in the metric system.

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Answered by alokmantry91
1
mass×accelaration
kgms1
Answered by smartsatyam999
5

Answer:the gravitational unit of force is kgf

Explanation:

1 kgf is equal to the force exerted by eath on body of mass 1 kg

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