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bennychris2002
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whats the difeerence between these two units lbf & LBS
1lbs= ? NEWTON
1lbf = ? Newton
can anyone help me...
1lbs= ? NEWTON
1lbf = ? Newton
can anyone help me...
Lbf and lbs are both units of measurement for force and weight, respectively. However, they are not interchangeable and represent different quantities.
Lbf is a unit of force, while lbs is a unit of weight. This means that lbf measures the push or pull of an object, while lbs measures the gravitational force acting on an object.
Both lbf and lbs are derived from the Imperial system of units, but they represent different measurements. Lbf is derived from the pound mass (lbm), which is a unit of mass, while lbs is derived from the pound force (lbf), which is a unit of force.
No, lbf and lbs cannot be used interchangeably. Lbf is a unit of force, while lbs is a unit of weight. This means that they represent different physical quantities and cannot be directly converted into one another.
Yes, there are other units of measurement for force and weight, such as newtons (N) and kilograms (kg). These units belong to the metric system of units and are often used in scientific contexts.