If 30 N of force is exerted over an area of 20 m2, how much pressure is being applied? A. 1.5 pascals B. 50 pascalsC. 600 pascals
@mathstudent55
Pressure=Force/Area=>30/20=????
I dont understand
Pressure is defined as force per unit area So \[P=\frac F A=\frac {30 Newtons}{20 m^2}=................Pascals\]
Do you get this?
not really
Where do you have doubt?
I don't understand it. Period.
Grace do you know what's force?
the amount of pressure put onto an object?
No, force is defined as Pressure of 1 Pascal on an area of 1 m^2
ooohhh..... very confusing...
Let's understand force, it's defined in several ways, mass times acceleration. You know that, when a force is applied on a body. It'll accelerate, won't it?
Yes
If pressure is applied, then also a body accelerates. But pressure is generally used with gases. Suppose I have a gas filled in a container, and the only movable part is a piston. it can move vertically. |dw:1362423397465:dw|
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