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Calculate the pressure in pascals if a 400N force is applied to an area of 0.5m2.
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Calculate the pressure in pascals if a 400N force is applied to an area of 0.5m2.

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Answer:

0.00789pa

Step-by-step explanation:

since pressure=force/area

=400/0.5

=800N/m2

1.013*10^5N/m2=1pascal

800N/m2=xpascal

therefore it becomes,800/1.013*10^5

=0.00789pascal

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