How is force result to pressure
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I think, if forced to chose one, I'd go with pressure being the result of Force. Pressure is a derived quantity, and is equal to force per unit area. We need this a lot because the total force does not always give us what we want to know. A force of say 10000 N is a LOT! But it isn't that much if applied over a large area, because then the actual force experience by a any single part of that huge area is meagre.
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As Pressure can be defined as the force acting per unit area.
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Force is directly proptional to pressure how much force will you exert preesure will also me like that.
P = F/A
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Force is directly proptional to pressure how much force will you exert preesure will also me like that.
P = F/A
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