How many Kg/cm squared are equal to 15 newton's?

Question

How many Kg/cm squared are equal to 15 newton's?

Answer 1

A newton is a kilogram meter per second²

so 15 N = 15 kg m /s²

Now Kg / cm²  is not convertable to newtons.

No I think you are trying to measure or convert pressure to force.  

Kg/cm² is not a unit of pressure however

1Kg does exert a force of 9.8 Newtons on any surface it rests upon.

Force = mass times acceleration is Newton's 2nd Law.

if the accelleration is due to gravity then

F =mg  so 15 Newtons  = mass  *  9.8 meters/second²

so mass in kilograms is 15/9.8 = 1.53 kilograms of mass

exert 15 Newtons on the surface it rests on.

If you have centimeters squared involved, you are working

with a physical concept called pressure, which is Force per Unit of area and its units is Newtons per square meter.

Now I will tell you that a Newton/m²  is 10,000 times the size

of a Newton per square centimeter.    I hope I gave you some ideas that will help clarify your understanding so you can phrase your queston more precisely.  Best of luck!!

Answer 2

kg/cm^2 and Newtons are different units, so you can't compare them.

Newton=kg*m/sec^2

so 15 Newtons=15 kg*m/sec^2