what is diffrence between force and presure
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Pressure (symbol: p or P) is a force applied to a surface or volume of an object or space.
Force is the influence of a field or point that alters or changes motion.
Pressure applies to force against, upon or within surfaces and volumes but force applied to the influence upon the motion of particles. Pressure has more to do with physical and macroscopic things but force is all encompassing, even down to the quantum realm.
Force is the influence of a field or point that alters or changes motion.
Pressure applies to force against, upon or within surfaces and volumes but force applied to the influence upon the motion of particles. Pressure has more to do with physical and macroscopic things but force is all encompassing, even down to the quantum realm.
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Force - We can say that push or pull by something on the object is called force. We know that if we push of a car with our whole strength and the car start moving ahead so what is that the force exerted by our body
Their is not much difference between force and pressure.
Pressure- As we know the amount of force exerted by an object on an area is called pressure.
As we know that the pressure is directly proportional to force. So if the force on an object will increase then the pressure will absolutely increase.
But pressure is indirectly proportional to area because if the area will increase then the pressure will absolutely decrease.
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Force - We can say that push or pull by something on the object is called force. We know that if we push of a car with our whole strength and the car start moving ahead so what is that the force exerted by our body
Their is not much difference between force and pressure.
Pressure- As we know the amount of force exerted by an object on an area is called pressure.
As we know that the pressure is directly proportional to force. So if the force on an object will increase then the pressure will absolutely increase.
But pressure is indirectly proportional to area because if the area will increase then the pressure will absolutely decrease.
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