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If 400 pa of pressure is applied to an area of 55 m^2, which is the resulting force
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Since Pressure = Force/Area, to find the force you take Pressure * Area. Then check your units. 1 Pa = 1N/M^2
Above solution is correct!
Same thing i m telling Use p=F/A F=pA=?
Pressure = Force / area, which means Force = pressure x area. Force = 400×55 = 22000N
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