Physics, asked by LittleMix, 1 year ago

A pressure of 10 kPa acts on an area of 0.3m2 (thats supposed to metre square) what will be the force acting on the area?

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Answered by judy33

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Explanation:

Since it is kPa we have to convert it 10 x 1000 which is 10000

10000 x 3/10 is equal to 3000N

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