Asked by fahad

Whats the difference between a newton and a kilogram?
Answered by drwls
One is a measure of force and the other is a measure of mass. Do you know which is which?
Answered by fahad
HELP ME I DON'T KNOW
Answered by drwls
A Newton is a measure of force, such as weight. If you are talking about the weight force, the weight will depend upon where the mass is located.
Answered by Albert
F=ma ( Newton = kg*(m/s^2) )

When you multiply the mass (in kilograms) of an object by how much it's being accelerated, you'll get how much force (in Newtons) it's exerting.
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