Convert newton into dyne.

Explanation

Dimensional formula of force is `M^1 L^1T^(-2)`
`:. n_2 = n_1 [(M_1)/(M_2)]^(1) [(L_1)/(L_2)]^(1)[(T_1)/(T_2)]^(-2)`
`implies n = [(1 kg)/(1 g)] [(1 m)/(1 cm)]^(1) [(1s)/(1s)]^(-2) = ((n_2)/(n_1) = n)`
`implies n = [(1000 g)/(1 g)] [(100 cm)/(1 cm)]^(1)[(1s)/(1s)]^(-2)`
`implies n = [1000] xx [100]^1 xx [1]^2 = 10^7`
`:. 1 newton = 10^(7)` dynes.
Alternate Method : `[F] = [MLT^(-2)]`
1 newton = ` 1(kg)(m)(s)^(-2)`
`= 1 (10^3 g)(10^2 cm) (s)^(-2) = 10^5 (g)(cm)(s)^(-2)`
1 newton = `10^5` dynes.