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3 years ago

Numerical problems:

Physics

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Hatshy [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

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Explanation:

A force of 500N acts on the area of 2.5m2; calculate the pressure

exerted,

(Ans: 200 Pa]

b. Calculate the force applied when 400 Pa of pressure is exerted by a box

of surface area 2m2.

(Ans: 800 N]

The weight of a stone is 1400N. If it exerts a pressure of 700 Pa, calculate

the area.

(Ans: 2m]

d. A force of 2000 N acts on 5m² surface area. Calculate the pressure

exerted.

(Ans: 400 Pa]

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