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We have two surfaces A and B where same amount of Force is acting. Area of Surface A is greater than Area of Surface B. which of the following will be true * 1 point Pressure on Surface A > Pressure on
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We have two surfaces A and B where same amount of Force is acting. Area of Surface A is greater than Area of Surface B. which of the following will be true *

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Pressure on Surface A > Pressure on Surface B
Pressure on Surface B > Pressure on Surface A
Pressure does not depend on area
Pressure on Surface A= Pressure on Surface B​

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Answer:

Pressure on Surface A > Pressure on Surface B

Step-by-step explanation:

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re on Surface B > Pressure on Surface A

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