Physics, asked by taushif2290, 11 months ago

What is relation between pressure,
force and area

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Answered by poonamnanwani

Well Pressure is defined as 'Force per unit area'—- Pressure=force/area. So, obviously , Force and Pressure are related , i.e. , Force is directly proportional to Pressure , which means , the more force you apply upon a fixed area , the more pressure you create .

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