Science, asked by surenderkathuria3, 2 months ago

the relation between force and pressure

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Answered by amritha855

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Force is a kind of push or pull, resulting from the interaction of two bodies, that can cause the object to accelerate. Pressure is force extended over ab area, acted upon something, in the direction perpendicular to its surface.

Answered by tejasvasingh3

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According to the formula P = F/A, the pressure is directly proportional to the force, i.e. if force is more, the pressure will also be more. The pressure is inversely proportional to area, so if the area is small, the pressure will be more.

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