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The formula p=F/A can be used to relate pressure force and area. Solve the formula for A.
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The formula p=F/A can be used to relate pressure force and area. Solve the formula for A.

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P=(F)/(A)\\\\\implies PA = F\\\\\implies A = (F)/(P)

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