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Derivation of the relationship between pressure area and force?
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∙ 11y ago
pressure is directly proportional to force applied.
i.e
P
F
pressure is also inversely proportional to area
i.e P
1/A
on combining we get
PF/AP=kF/A (since k=1)
therefore P=1(F)/A
P=F/A
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