Physics, asked by alvijose2007, 8 months ago

A ceramic tile measuring 50cm X 50 cm has been designed to bear a pressure of 40N/m2. Will it withstand a force of 5N?

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Answered by Lovishgarg65

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yes it will as 5N is less force than 40N/m2

Answered by HermioneJeanGranger1

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