Question

which end of a pencil gives the lowest pressure?​

Answer 1

Answer:

The lower end without the nib

Explanation:

The nib of the pencil, usually, has very negligible surface area, thus, exerting maximum pressure. But the other end of the pencil is not sharpened and has a larger surface area, exerting minimal pressure. This happens because pressure is inversely proportional to given surface area.

Answer 2

Explanation:



Combining the looks of a high-end executive pencil and the convenience of a portable EDC pencil with a very reasonable mid-range price, the Pentel Sharp Kerry is easy to fall in love with. With its distinctive capped design and attractive resin barrel, it might easily be mistaken for a fancy rollerball or fountain pen. When capped, the Kerry is an easily pocketable 4.9” long, and with the cap posted it is a well-sized and perfectly balanced 5.2” long. A cleverly integrated button in the cap lets you extend the lead whether the cap is posted or unposted. Removing the cap button reveals an eraser, and removing the button on the body of the pencil exposes the lead storage tube.