Converting from Gram-force (gf) to Grave-force (Gf) in Force

What is Gram-force (gf)

Gram-force (gf) is a unit of force in the CGS (centimeter-gram-second) system. It is defined as the force exerted by gravity on a mass of one gram.

What is Grave-force (Gf)

Grave-force (Gf) is also a unit of force in the CGS system, but it is equivalent to 1000 gram-force units. Grave-force is rarely used, with gram-force being the more commonly used unit for measuring force.

Conversion Formulas

The default conversion between gram-force (gf) and Grave-force (Gf) is:

• 1 (gf) = 0.001 (Gf)
• 1 (Gf) = 1000 (gf)

Additional Conversions:

• 11 (gf) = 0.011 (Gf)
• 11 (Gf) = 11000 (gf)
• 12 (gf) = 0.012 (Gf)
• 12 (Gf) = 12000 (gf)
• 10 (gf) = 0.01 (Gf)
• 10 (Gf) = 10000 (gf)

Examples

1. Conversion: 5 gf to Gf

5 gf=5×0.001=0.005 Gf

2. Conversion: 15 Gf to gf

15 Gf=15×1000=15000 gf

3. Conversion: 7 gf to Gf

7 gf=7×0.001=0.007 Gf

4. Conversion: 8 Gf to gf

8 Gf=8×1000=8000 gf

In summary, converting from gram-force (gf) to Grave-force (Gf) involves multiplying by 0.001, while the conversion from Grave-force to gram-force requires multiplying by 1000. These conversions are useful for calculations involving force measurements in the CGS system.