Question

How does pressure vary with change in force explain with the help of an example brainly.In?

Answer 1

PRESSURE IS DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO FORCE APPLIED TO ANY BODY AS PRESSURE= FORCE /AREA ..

THERE FORE PRESSURE VARIES WITH CHANGE IN FORCE.

FOR EXAMPLE- IF YOU APPLY MORE FORCE ON A IRON NAIL TO PUT IT INTO THE WALL..MORE PRESSURE WILL BE APPLIED BY THE NAIL ON THE WALL..

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Answer 2

Pressure is the force applied perpendicular to the surface of an object per unit area over which that force is distributed

As pressure is force on a unit area it depends on the amount of force exerted on an object

eg. If you are exerting force on an object , the object experiences pressure. And if you double that force you will see that the pressure on the object would also increase