Question

Calculate pressure exerted by an object over an area of 33cm square by a force of 60N​

Answer 1

Answer:

Given :-

\sf { Force(F) = 60N}Force(F)=60N

\sf{ Area(A) = 30cm^2}Area(A)=30cm

2

To Find :-

The Pressure (P) exerted by an object.

Solution :-

As we know that,

\large {\boxed{ \sf{\blue{Pressure(P) = \frac{Force(F)}{Area(A)}}}}}

Pressure(P)=

Area(A)

Force(F)

[ Putting values ]

\implies \: \sf \: P = \frac{60}{33}⟹P=

33

60

\implies \: \sf \: P = 1.81N/cm {}^{2}⟹P=1.81N/cm

2

\implies \sf \red{Pressure= 18100N/m²}⟹Pressure=18100N/m²

Hence,

The 18100N/m² Pressure exerted by an object.

Answer 2

as we know

pressure =force / area

hence,

area = 33sm sq.

force = 60 N

so,

pressure =60/33

or Pressure = 1.82