Science, asked by rd12347, 6 months ago

A man applies a force of 70N on an area of 5m2 . How much pressure does he apply.

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Answered by varshiniananthoju4

4

Answer:

Explanation:

pressure=force/area

force=70n,area=5m2

pressure=70n/5m2

=14n/m2

Answered by mohitssrw

2

Answer:

Explanation:

force = 70 N

area = 5m2

pressure = force/area

= 70/5 = 14 Pascal

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