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Give two examples on how area affects the pressure?
area affects pressure ,for example like when you walk on sand while wearing heels or flat shoes ,the area of heel is smaller so larger is the pressure whereas area of flat shoes is larger so smaller the pressure.
How does pressure depend on area and force?
Pressure gradiant force is the change of pressure measured across a given distsnce, resulting ina net force moving from high to low pressure and is responsible for the initial movement of air.
When area reduces pressure increases or decreases?
Pressure is force divided by area, i.e. P = F / A. So the smaller A is, the larger P is. That is, when area reduced pressure increases.
How does the amount of pressure you exert on the floor when you are lying down compare with the amount of pressure exert when you are standing up?
Since your weight remains constant, the only variable is the area. Pressure is the ratio of Force to Area, implying that the larger the area the smaller the pressure and vice versa. Since lying down translate into occupying a larger area than when standing up, a lower pressure is exerted on the floor while lying compared to when standing on the floor.
Is pressure is less when spread over a larger area. true or false?
yes i think so
How pressure depends on force and area?
Pressure = force/area This means that the larger the force, the larger the pressure. But the smaller the area, the larger the pressure.
Why do skis have a larger surface area?
The larger the surface area the more pressure can be spread out, therefore it is less likely to fall through the snow. As pressure = f / a.
Give two examples on how area affects the pressure?
area affects pressure ,for example like when you walk on sand while wearing heels or flat shoes ,the area of heel is smaller so larger is the pressure whereas area of flat shoes is larger so smaller the pressure.
How does pressure depend on area and force?
Pressure gradiant force is the change of pressure measured across a given distsnce, resulting ina net force moving from high to low pressure and is responsible for the initial movement of air.
When area reduces pressure increases or decreases?
Pressure is force divided by area, i.e. P = F / A. So the smaller A is, the larger P is. That is, when area reduced pressure increases.
What multiplies a force by transmitting it to a larger surface area?
pressure
What is the relationship of pressure and area?
THe larger the area the less pressure. The smaller the area the more pressure. THink of someone stepping on your foot, first with tennis shoes then with a spiky high heel. WHich would hurt more?
How does the amount of pressure you exert on the floor when you are lying down compare with the amount of pressure exert when you are standing up?
Since your weight remains constant, the only variable is the area. Pressure is the ratio of Force to Area, implying that the larger the area the smaller the pressure and vice versa. Since lying down translate into occupying a larger area than when standing up, a lower pressure is exerted on the floor while lying compared to when standing on the floor.
Is pressure is less when spread over a larger area. true or false?
yes i think so
What is the system that multiplies force by transmitting pressure from a small surface area through a confined fluid to a larger surface area?
Hydraulic.
Is atmospheric pressure larger with a bigger area?
The greater the area, the lower the pressure. The smaller the area, the higher the pressure. I am assuming by area you mean volume. According to the Ideal Gas Law, PV=nRT, pressure and volume are inversely related. As the volume increases, the pressure will decrease and vice versa.
Why does smaller area generate increased pressure even with the same sized force?
Pressure is defined as force divided by area. If you divide by a smaller number, you get a larger result. Try it out with some numbers.
