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Answered by iduduzrudj
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a) In Pressure = Force/area,
as area is in denominator, the pressure will definitely become less if area is increased,
it is asked that if area is doubled and thrust remains the same.....suppose we have,
Force=4N Area=2m^2
Pressure=4/2=2 Pascals

if area is doubled=2×2=4m^2
thrust=4
pressure=4/4=1 Pascal
HENCE IF AREA IS DOUBLED, THE PRESSURE WILL BE HALVED.....

b) The thrust is in the numerator, if numerator is increased the quotient (pressure)will also increase...
SUPPOSE FORCE=4N, AREA = 2m^2
pressure=4/2= 2 pascals
IF THRUST IS DOUBLED=4×2=8N
AREA=2m^2
Pressure = 8/2= 4 pascals

Hence if thrust is double, the pressure will alap be doubled.....

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