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Calculate the force applied (in newtons) if a pressure of 6000Pa is acting on an area of 15m?
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Calculate the force applied (in newtons) if a pressure of 6000Pa is acting on an area of 15m?

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Force = pressure/ area
F = 6000/15
Force = 400 Pa/m
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