Physics, asked by samarpanghsh10, 3 months ago

A force F is acting on an area A, pressure P is produced. What will
be the new pressure if surface area becomes 1/4 th of the previous area,
keeping force constant?

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Answered by chauhanmayank1123

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Answer:

p=f/a

new area(a')=1/4a

p'=4f/a=4p

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