find the area of a body which experiences a pressure of 50000 pascal by a force of 100 Newton
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as we know the formula of pressure(P)=force(F)/area(A)
given:- pressure(P)=50,000 pascal
force(F)=100 newton
to find the area(A)=force(F)/pressure(P)
area(A)=100/50,000
area(A)=1/500
area(A)=0.002m2
hope it helps...........
given:- pressure(P)=50,000 pascal
force(F)=100 newton
to find the area(A)=force(F)/pressure(P)
area(A)=100/50,000
area(A)=1/500
area(A)=0.002m2
hope it helps...........
nihalkumar4786nihal:
no in my book its given 2 into 10 cube inverse metre square
ok it is also correct because we can write this 0.002m2 as 2x10to the power -3 inverse meter square......(2/1000 m2)....they simplified this that's all......
thnx u are the best thnx a lot
its alright no problem......
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Answer:
10 to the power of 5 pascal
Explanation:
The above answer is wrong.
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