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What is the SI unit of magnetic fieldforce?

As derived from F = qvB sinθ (while I also don't understand why we use sine but not cosine), itwhat is stated that the unit of magnetic force is in Newton. However, I do not understandand why?

Edit: I mistakenly asked about magnetic field before. ( I guess it is because velocity times accelaration, but I don't know why B is A/m, and why do we need sine but not cosine)-- I'm asking the magnetic force.

What is the SI unit of magnetic field?

As derived from F = qvB sinθ (while I also don't understand why we use sine but not cosine), it is stated that the force is in Newton. However, I do not understand why. ( I guess it is because velocity times accelaration, but I don't know why B is A/m, and why do we need sine but not cosine)

What is the SI unit of magnetic force?

As derived from F = qvB sinθ, what is the unit of magnetic force, and why?

Edit: I mistakenly asked about magnetic field before. -- I'm asking the magnetic force.

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What is the SI unit of magnetic field?

As derived from F = qvB sinθ (while I also don't understand why we use sine but not cosine), it is stated that the force is in Newton. However, I do not understand why. ( I guess it is because velocity times accelaration, but I don't know why B is A/m, and why do we need sine but not cosine)