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What is the definition of pressure?
Pressure is defined as the
force
per
unit
of area.
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How can pressure be quantified?
Pressure can be quantified using the formula: pressure =
force
/ area.
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If you apply a force of 800 newtons to a nail head with an area of 0.0001 meters squared, what is the resulting pressure?
The resulting pressure is
8 million
pascals
or
8,000
kilopascals
.
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What generates pressure in fluids like liquids and gases?
Pressure
in
fluids
is
generated
by
particles
constantly
colliding
with
their
surroundings.
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How does gas pressure occur in a container?
Gas pressure occurs due to
collisions
of gas particles with the walls of the container.
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How does liquid pressure manifest in a beaker of water?
Liquid pressure
manifests
as
water particles
collide with the
glass walls
and air at the surface.
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What do we refer to pressure generated by gases and liquids as?
We refer to it as
fluid pressure
.
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What component of force is used to calculate pressure?
We use the
perpendicular
component of the force to calculate pressure.
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How does the angle of impact affect the pressure generated by a particle?
A particle striking perpendicularly uses the entire
force
to generate pressure, while an angled impact uses only a smaller component of the force.
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What is the formula to calculate the force exerted on an area given the pressure?
The
formula
is
force
=
pressure
×
area.
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How do you convert kilopascals to pascals?
You multiply kilopascals by
1000
to convert to pascals.
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If the pressure is 60 kilopascals and the area is 0.5 meters squared, what is the force exerted?
The force exerted is 30,000
newtons
or 30
kilonewtons
.
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What is the process to calculate the force exerted given pressure and area?
Convert pressure from
kilopascals
to pascals (multiply by 1000).
Use the formula: force = pressure × area.
Calculate the force using the given values.
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