Distribution of Pressure
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A 50 N force is applied on an area of 2 m2. Compute the pressure.
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Statement 1: For the same force acting on two different surfaces, more pressure is developed on the surface with a smaller area.
Statement 2: Pressure is defined as force per unit area.
Statement 1 is true, Statement 2 is true and Statement 2 is the correct explanation of Statement 1.
Statement 1 is true and Statement 2 is false.
Statement 1 is true, Statement 2 is true and Statement 2 is not the correct explanation of Statement 1.
Statement 1 is false and Statement 2 is true.
A man applies a force of 20 N to kill a fly with a flat stick. If the area over which the force is acting is 2 cm2, calculate the pressure on that area.
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There are two school bags A & B. Bag A is provided with a broader strap, while bag B is provided with a thinner strap. For the same load, a school boy likes bag A as he is comfortable with it; but with bag B, he develops a pain in his shoulders. This is because:
Bag A has a broader strap than B, due to which the pressure felt is less for the same load.
Bag B has a thinner strap than A, due to which the pressure felt is more for the same load.
Both A & B
None of these
- The pressure inside his body is equal to the atmospheric pressure.
- The pressure inside his body is higher than the atmospheric pressure.
- His skin is not sensitive enough to feel it.
- The pressure inside his body is lower than the atmospheric pressure.
- reduce gap
- decrease weight
- increase area of contact
- decrease area of contact
How can we define pressure?
Force per unit area
Area per unit force
Force exerted by the liquid on the walls of container
Force inside an air balloon
While cooking, a chef cuts his hand with a sharp-edged knife. To his surprise, his hand did not get a cut with a spoon even on the application of a greater force. What can be a possible reason for this difference?
For the same force, the pressure developed due to the knife is much larger because of its sharp edge.
For the same force, the pressure developed due to the knife is much smaller because of its sharp edge.
- For the same force, the pressure developed due to the spoon is much smaller because of its sharp edge.
For the same force, the pressure developed due to the spoon is much larger because of its sharp edge.