What is the relation between thrust and pressure?

Pressure directly proportional to thrust

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Pressure indirectly proportional to thrust

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The correct option is A Pressure directly proportional to thrust
Hence pressure= $P = \frac{T h r u s t}{A r e a}$
$⟹ P r e s s u r e \propto T h r u s t$

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