Physics, asked by nidhikumarimahpacp3w, 1 year ago

how would the pressure change if thrust is doubled keeping the area constant

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Answered by vicky1431

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I dreamed about it many years before now
I think p=f/A
thrust is aforce
so p also get doubled

Answered by harsh9651848790

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pressure will be doubled

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