Physics, asked by mubarak15, 9 months ago

relation between thrust and pressure is pressure = thrust / area. wheather it is correct or wrong?

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Answered by muski22

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it's correct.............

Answered by amoghshetty0

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it's correct ... pressure = thrust (force) / area .... hope it helps you a lot

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