Question

HELP IN ONE HOUR AND I GIVE U THE BRIANLIEST

Answer 1

First of all we need to calculate the area of the floor and then we will find the pressure using the formula for pressure...

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Area of floor ↯

• Length = 1.6 meter
• Breadth = 2.3 meter

`\sf \: area = length * breadth`

`\sf \: area = 1.6 * 2.3`

`\sf \: area = 3.68 \: {m}^(2)`

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Finding force ↯

• Pressure = 200 N/m²
• Area = 3.68 m²

`\tt \: pressure = (force)/(area)`

`\tt \: 200 = (force)/(3.68)`

`\tt \: force = 200 * 3.68`

`\tt \: force = 736 \: newton`

Thus, The maximum force is 736 Newton...~

Answer 2

Calculate the area of the floor:

Area = 1.6 x 2.3 = 3.68 square meters

Using the given formula: Pressure = force/area

200 = force / 3.68

Solve for force by multiplying both sides by 3.68

Force = 200 x 3.68

Force = 736 N/m^2

Correct to the nearest 5N/m^2 = 735 N/m^2