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when the wind blows it creates a pressure on any force it blows against. A large pressure window has an area of 3.5m2. If the wind causes a pressure of 2000Pa on the window what force acts on it?

User Auticcat
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Given:-

  • Area of the window = 3.5
  • Pressure generated = 2000 Pa

To Find: Force exerted by the air to the window.

We know,

P = F/A

where,

  • P = Pressure,
  • F = Force &
  • A = Area.

Similarly,

F = PA

→ F = (2000 Pa)(3.5 m²)

→ F = (2000 N/m²)(3.5 m²)

→ F = (200 N)(35)

→ F = 7000 N (Ans.)

User Arian Al Lami
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Answer:

The force acting on the window is 7000N.

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that the formula for pressure of solid is P = Force/Area. Then, you have to substitute the values into the formula :


pressure = (force)/(area)


let \: pressure = 2000,area = 3.5


2000 = (force)/(3.5)


2000 * 3.5 = force


force = 7000N

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