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Solomon Mccullough
26 May, 20:31
A force of one newton is equivalent to
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MomBod
26 May, 21:20
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Force = mass/kg * acceleration/ms⁻²
thus, a force of 1 Newton is equal to an acceleration of a mass of 1 kg by 1m/s².
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