Physics, asked by srilathadharmik, 8 months ago

how do you increase the pressure by kepping

a) area unchanged. b) force unchanged​

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Answered by krithiksendhuren
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Answer:

Pressure is directly proportional to Force and inversely proportional to Area. (a)By keeping area unchanged, we have to apply more Force to apply more pressure. (b)By keeping Force unchanged, we have to decrease the area to increase pressure

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