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What is a greater force 10 Newtons or 5lbs?
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What is a greater force 10 Newtons or 5lbs?

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1 pound = about 4.45 newtons
so
5 pounds = a little more than 22 newtons.

That would be more than 10 newtons.
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5lbs is greater.
Hope that helps!
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