Physics, asked by panditattri999, 1 year ago

A force of 160 n is applied on a nail ,whose tip has a cross sectional area of .004 cm .calculate the pressure on the tip

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Answered by shreyajhankit2003

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pressure= force/ area
=160/.004
=40000

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