Physics, asked by kamnamona, 9 months ago


4. A normal force of 100 N can produce a pressure of
1,00,000 Pa. Calculate the area in cm2 on which the
force acts to exert the pressure.

Answers

Answered by BrainlyEmpire
22

Answer:

Hello mate ✌️..

Explanation:

Thrust = Force = 100 N

Pressure = Force / Area

= 100 N / (10 cm²)

= 100 N / (0.001 m²)

= 10⁵ Pa

= 1 bar

Pressure on the surface is 1 ba

hope it will be helpful to you ✌️

mark as brainlist answer ❣️❣️❣️

follow up me ✔️ for inbox ✌️ guys

Answered by Anonymous
22

Given that, a force of 100N can produce a pressure of 100000Pa.

We have to find the area in cm².

Now,

The force exerted per unit area is known as Pressure i.e.

Pressure = Force/Area

Where; Pressure is denoted by P, Force by F and Area by A.

(Greater is the force, great is the pressure.)

Unit of pressure in pascals/Pa (1KPa = 10³Pa and 1MPa = 10⁶Pa)

Force is N and Area is in m².

Substitute the known values in the above formula

100000 = 100/Area

Area = 1/1000

Area = 10³- m²

Now, we have to find the area in cm² as said in question.

We know that -

1m = 100 cm

1m² = 10000 cm²

So,

Area = 10³- × 10⁴

Area = 10^(4-3)

Area = 10 cm

Therefore, the area is 10 cm.

Similar questions