Physics, asked by syedzahidali, 9 months ago

how do you increase pressure by keeping force unchanged

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Answered by vaibhavp47000

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Answer:

P=F/A

BY DECREASING PRESSURE

Answered by srishti2405

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pressure =force/area

if we decrease are and force remain unchange then pressure is increased.

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