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When wind blows, it creakes pressure on any surface it blows against. A large window has an area of 3.5m². If the wind causes a pressure of 2000pa on the window, what force acts on it ?

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Answered by TheMoonlìghtPhoenix
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Answer:

Explanation:

Given:

Pressure: 2000 Pascals

Area : 3.5 m^2

FORCE =?

To find force we will use a formula

Pressure = \frac{Force}{Area}

So here we are given Pressure and Area.

Placing the values,

2000 = \frac{Force}{3.5}

Force = 2000*3.5

Force = 7000 Newton

Units are not changed because they are already in their SI units.

Some Things to Remember:-

  • SI units of the following
  • Force - Newton
  • Area - Metre Square
  • Pressure - Pascal
  • If units are change such as :-
  • If you get answer in Pa*m^2 while finding force remember this is also force and this is Newton's other way of writing
  • Pascal can also be written as Newton per metre square,

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