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05-25-12, 05:12 PM
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Well, the thing is kilogram is not a unit of force but of mass. Where as a newton is the metric unit of force. Where as in the English system, a lb is a unit of force and the slug is the unit of mass..
Are those numbers up their kg/cm^2 or are the N/cm^2 They seem kinda high to be in kg.
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