Physics, asked by ajayrathuar7532, 1 year ago

Calculate the change in pressure if force acting on an area is doubled

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Answered by Divu26

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pressure (P) = F/A
Keeping the force constant..
If A = 2A (i.e. Doubled)
then, P' = F/2A = P/2

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