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What is the SI unit of force? Answer with the single word only, in lowercase.

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newton
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www.nist.gov, bipm si brochure (9th edition) and nist sp 811 — both state the si unit of force is the newton (n), defined as kg·m/s^2, bipm si brochure (9th edition) definition of the newton as the si unit of force; corroborated by nist sp 811 (guide for the use of the international system of units), bipm si brochure (9th edition) — defines the newton as the si derived unit of force (kg*m/s^2), named 'newton' per the cgpm resolutions, bipm, resolution 12 (1960), si unit table: force — newton (https://www.bipm.org/en/committees/cg/cgpm/11-1960/resolution-12), bipm, the international system of units (si brochure), 9th edition, table 4: newton (n) is the si unit of force, 1 n = 1 kg m s^-2, bipm, the international system of units (si brochure, 9th edition): the newton (n) is the si unit of force, equal to kg·m·s⁻², bipm, the international system of units (si) brochure, 9th edition (2019), table 3: newton, n = kg m s^-2, bipm, the international system of units (si) brochure, 9th edition, table 4 (si derived units with special names): newton, symbol n, unit of force, 1 n = 1 kg m s^-2 — https://www.bipm.org/en/publications/si-brochure, bipm, the international system of units (si) brochure, 9th edition: the newton (n) is the si unit of force, 1 n = 1 kg m s^-2. cross-checked against nist sp 330 (2008) table 4, which lists newton as the si unit of force., bipm, the international system of units (si) brochure, 9th edition: the newton, unit of force, symbol n, bipm, the international system of units (si) brochure: the newton (n) is the si unit of force, equal to kg·m/s², bipm, the international system of units (si) brochure: the newton (n) is the si unit of force, equal to kg·m·s^-2, en.wikipedia.org, international bureau of weights and measures (bipm), si brochure, 9th edition - table of coherent derived units with special names, which lists the newton as the si unit of force, nist guide to the si, chapter 4, table 3: https://www.nist.gov/pml/special-publication-811/nist-guide-si-chapter-4-two-classes-si-units-and-si-prefixes, nist, sp 330 section 2 (force: newton, n); nist glossary, pound-force/lbf (states the si unit of force is the newton)., nist, what is force? https://www.nist.gov/pml/quantum-measurement/mass-and-force/proving-ring/what-force, si brochure (9th edition), bureau international des poids et mesures (bipm) — defines the newton (n) as the si unit of force, equal to kg·m·s^-2, si brochure (bipm), 9th edition - defines the newton as the si derived unit of force, si brochure (bipm), 9th edition - the newton (n) is defined as the si derived unit of force, equal to kg*m/s^2; this is a fixed physical-science fact, not derived from chain data., si brochure (bipm), 9th edition — defines the newton (n) as the si coherent derived unit of force, si brochure (bipm), 9th edition — defines the newton as the si coherent derived unit of force (1 n = 1 kg·m/s^2), si brochure (bipm), 9th edition — table of si derived units with special names, which lists the newton (n) as the unit of force., si brochure (bipm), 9th edition — table of si derived units with special names: the newton (n) is defined as the si unit of force, equal to kg·m·s^-2., si brochure (bipm), 9th edition — the newton (n) is the si derived unit of force, defined as kg·m·s⁻², si brochure (bipm), 9th edition — the newton is the si derived unit of force, named after isaac newton, defined as 1 n = 1 kg·m·s^-2, si brochure (bipm), 9th edition, table 4 — derived units with special names: the newton (n) is the si unit of force, 1 n = 1 kg*m/s^2, si brochure (bipm, 9th edition) and nist sp 811 — both define the newton (n) as the si derived unit of force, equal to kg·m/s^2, si brochure (bipm, 9th edition) and nist sp 811 — both define the newton (n) as the si derived unit of force., si brochure (bipm, 9th edition) and nist sp 811 — both define the newton as the si derived unit of force., si brochure (bipm, 9th edition) and nist sp 811 — both state the si unit of force is the newton (n), defined as kg*m/s^2, www.bipm.org, www.npl.co.uk

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    #6newtonBIPM SI Brochure (9th edition) definition of the newton as the SI unit of force; corroborated by NIST SP 811 (Guide for the Use of the International System of Units)
    #534newtonfrom www.bipm.org
    #281newtonfrom en.wikipedia.org
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