describe an experiment to show that pressure increases with the decrease in the area of surface
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press a baloon against one pin it bursts
but now arrange lot of pins parallel closely to each other if u press a baloon against them it does not burst hope this helps u
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The experiment can be of placing the brick on the dough to show pressure increases with the decrease in the area of surface
- We can take a brick that is 20 by 10 by 5 cm in size. Next, we need tp place some clay in a glass container and make a soft dough by adding water and kneading it.
- One of the brick's 20 cm × 10 cm faces should be in contact with the dough when it is placed on it. We should also keep a track of how far the brick reaches into the dough.
- The brick should be thoroughly cleaned before being positioned on the dough with one of its 10 x 5 cm faces in contact with it. Next, we need to see how far the brick reaches into the dough. Here, the brick penetrates more than it did in the first.
- Therefore, it can be observed that -
- In the first scenario, a 200 cm² surface area is affected by the brick's weight.
- In the second scenario, a surface area of 50 cm is affected by the brick's weight.
- This demonstrates that pressure rises when the surface area is reduced while the applied force remains constant.
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