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what happens to the pressure when area in which it is applied increases?

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The pressure on a surface is inversely proportional to the area of the surface, provided that the force applied on it remains constant. Therefore, the pressure will increase if the area on which it is applied is decreased.

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what happens to the pressure when area in which it is applied increases?