Physics, asked by kitty001, 1 year ago

why do we divide force by length and not area when calculating surface tension?

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Answered by lotus9991

I don't know for this question

Answered by Anonymous

Heya your answer is__________

Its defined in that way.while experimentinv upon this quatity scientist determine factors which affect that quantityin surface tension scientists determined force and length as 2 factors depending upon it.therefore it depends just on length and not on area

kitty001: how they determined it??

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