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Find the force required to make pressure of 2400 Pa when it is acting on a surface of 2 m 2
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Find the force required to make pressure of 2400 Pa when it is acting on a surface of 2 m 2

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2400 . 2 = 4800
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Answer:

4800 N (newtons)

Step-by-step explanation:

to find the force we need to multiply the pressure with area

2400 x 2m 2 = 4800 N

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