Physics, asked by kalidassarkar, 1 year ago

what is the force needed to produce a pressure of 1 Pascal over a square area of side 2 m

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Answered by Anonymous

hey buddy !! here's your answer...

formula for pressure --

➡️ P = F/A

F = P x A
F = 1 x (2)².... as area of square is (side)²

F = 4 N ✔️✔️

hope it helps !! ✌️❤️

nora1011: thank you so much for your answer

Answered by Sudip089

P = F/A. So F=1*4 N = 4N

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