Awsom Guy Messages 77 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Mar 20, 2010 #1 m=F/a then is mass measured in kg or g. Thanks
Studiot Messages 5,434 Reaction score 11 Mar 20, 2010 #2 Either will do but today's standard is the kilogram. The scientific world uses the MKS system - metre, kilogram, second. If you use the kilogram the force is measured in Newtons and the acceleration in metres per (second) 2
Either will do but today's standard is the kilogram. The scientific world uses the MKS system - metre, kilogram, second. If you use the kilogram the force is measured in Newtons and the acceleration in metres per (second) 2
rock.freak667 Homework Helper Messages 6,221 Reaction score 31 Mar 20, 2010 #3 SI unit for mass is kilogram (kg), which is the same as 103 grams 1kg = 103 g. I hope you didn't mean g as in acceleration due to gravity.
SI unit for mass is kilogram (kg), which is the same as 103 grams 1kg = 103 g. I hope you didn't mean g as in acceleration due to gravity.
Phrak Messages 4,266 Reaction score 7 Mar 20, 2010 #5 Awsom Guy said: m=F/a then is mass measured in kg or g. Thanks You need compatable units. If force is given in Newtons, acceleration should usually be given in meters per second squared. With these units of force and acceleration the value you get for the mass is in kilograms.
Awsom Guy said: m=F/a then is mass measured in kg or g. Thanks You need compatable units. If force is given in Newtons, acceleration should usually be given in meters per second squared. With these units of force and acceleration the value you get for the mass is in kilograms.