Physics, asked by sananda123, 9 months ago

When the force applied on an object is doubled, how does the pressure exerted on the object change?
please say me the answer,it is urgent

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Answered by sujitha2708

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Answer:

when force is doubld pressure also doubles

Explanation:

because force and pressure are directly proportional

pressure =force/ area

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