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If 40 N force is exerted by a box covering 2 metre square area, calculate pressure.

User Petrika
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\sf \huge \red {\dag} Given


\sf \longmapsto \: Force \: = 40 \: Newtons


\sf \longmapsto \: Area \: = \: 2m \: Square \: ( {2m}^(2) )

We know that the formula of Pressure is


\sf \longmapsto \: Force/Area

Let's start.

  • Put the values


\sf \longmapsto \: \: P = 40 \: newtons(force)/2(Area)


\sf \longmapsto Pressure \: 20 \: N/m^2


\boxed{\sf\red{\boxed{ \sf Pressure ≈ \: 20 \: N/m^2}}}

User Mike Godin
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  • Force=40N
  • Area=2m^2


\\ \sf\longmapsto Pressure=(Force)/(Area)


\\ \sf\longmapsto Pressure=(40)/(2)


\\ \sf\longmapsto Pressure=20Pa

User Breezer
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