Out of Air in a Ballon,Water in a bucket,Statue and Bread,Which one exerts the most amount of pressure?

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Pressure= $\frac{F o r c e}{A r e a}$

So it depends on how much force does the object exerts on per unit area. If we take object with same area then the object with biggest weight will exert maximum pressure.

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Out of Air in a Ballon,Water in a bucket,Statue and Bread,Which one exerts the most amount of pressure?

Pressure=ForceArea So it depends on how much force does the object exerts on per unit area. If we take object with same area then the object with biggest weight will exert maximum pressure.

Pressure= $\frac{F o r c e}{A r e a}$

So it depends on how much force does the object exerts on per unit area. If we take object with same area then the object with biggest weight will exert maximum pressure.