What does it mean to measure any force?

Like any other physical quantity, force can be measured. It has its own unit of measurement, in the SI system it is Newton (N). A force of 1 newton imparts an acceleration of 1 meter per second squared to a body weighing 1 kg.
To measure a force means to find its numerical value and compare by how much or by how much the result is greater than a value equal to 1 newton.
The force can be measured by various methods: direct – directly measured using a device, for example, a dynamometer; indirectly – calculate the value using the formula: F = m * c2 (Force is equal to mass multiplied by acceleration squared).