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Using the formula for calculating Pascal’s Principle, solve the following. Pressure(Pascal)=force(Newton)/area(meter2) Force = 5N Area = 30m2
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Using the formula for calculating Pascal’s Principle, solve the following. Pressure(Pascal)=force(Newton)/area(meter2)

Force = 5N
Area = 30m2

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P= 5/30—-> P= .16667

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