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Force is measured in:
degrees
coulombs
newtons
grams
dynes

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newtons, dynes

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Did you know that force, which is defined as a push or a pull, can be measured in different units? Two units commonly used to measure force are newtons and dynes. Newton is the standard unit for measuring force in the International System of Units (SI) and is equal to the force required to accelerate a one-kilogram mass by one meter per second squared. On the other hand, a dyne is a much smaller unit of force commonly used in physics and engineering. So next time you encounter a force, whether it's the weight of an object or the strength of a push, remember that it can be quantified using newtons or dynes!

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