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Is there greater pressure on a table that is 9 square meters under 18N of force or on a table that is 16 square meters and is under 32N of force?
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∙ 12y ago
Pressure = force/area
P1 = 18N/9m2 = 2 N/m2 or 2 Pa
P2 = 32N/16m2 = 2 N/m2 or 2 Pa
P1 = P2, the pressures are the same.
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