The SI unit of weight is:
Correct answer: D. Newton
- A. Gram
- B. Kilogram
- C. Pound
- D. Newton
Explanation
Weight is a force (mass × gravity) and its SI unit is the newton (N); gram and kilogram are mass units, pound is not SI.
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