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If a car exerts a area of 3m and a force of 9N what is the pressure exerted by car
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If a car exerts a area of 3m and a force of 9N what is the pressure exerted by car

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Answer:

P = 3 Pa

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that,

Force exerted by the car, F = 9 N

The area of the car, A = 3 m²

We need to find the pressure exerted by the car. We know that pressure is equal to the force per unit area such that,


P=(F)/(A)\\\\P=(9\ N)/(3\ m^2)\\\\P=3\ Pa

So, the pressure exerted by the car is equal to 3 Pa.

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