Question

what is the MKS and CKS of force​

Answer 1

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CGS unit of force is dyne

MKS unit of force is Newton

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Going from MKS to CKS, you need to manually adjust the offending parms. ... However, the particle fluid solver applies forces to the density, not to the mass, so while our mass is the same