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force > newton

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Nnewton

The "Newton" is the SI unit of force. A force of one newton will accelerate a mass of one kilogram at the rate of one meter per second per second. The newton is named for Isaac Newton (1642-1727), the British mathematician, physicist, and natural philosopher. He was the first person to understand clearly the relationship between force (F), mass (m), and acceleration (a) expressed by the formula $F = m \\cdot a$.

force

cN CentiNewton (en)
dN DeciNewton (en)
DU Dyne (en)
gf Gram Force (en)
L40 Imperial Ounce Force (en)
B37 Kilogram Force (en)
M77 kilogram metre per second squared (en)
B47 Kilonewton (en)
kp Kilopond (en)
klbf KiloPound Force (en)
M75 Kip (en)
B73 Meganewton (en)
M[lbf_av] Mega Pound Force (en)
B92 Micronewton (en)
C20 Millinewton (en)
planckforce Planck Force (en)
M78 pond (en)
M76 Poundal (en)
C78 Pound Force (en)
L94 Ton Force (US Short) (en)

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NEW

نيوتن

Arabic
нютон

Bulgarian
牛顿

Chinese
newton

Czech
newton

English
Newton

German
νιούτον

Greek
ניוטון

Hebrew
न्यूटन

Hindi
newton

Hungarian
newton

Italian
ニュートン

Japanese
newtonium

Latin
newton

Malay
نیوتن

Persian
niuton

Polish
newton

Portuguese
newton

Romanian
ньютон

Russian
newton

Slovenian
newton

Spanish
newton

Turkish

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