Chapter 10 - Force and Pressure Part 4

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Chapter 10 (Part 4) Forces and Pressure

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Chapter 10(Part 4)

Forces and Pressure

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Quiz TimeO Why does the balloon burst on a

single nail but not on a bed of nails?

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Quiz TimeO Why does the balloon burst on a

single nail but not on a bed of nails?O The force is spread over a larger

area (bed of nails) hence force acting on each unit of area (pressure) is smaller. Therefore the balloon will not burst on a bed of nails.

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10.3 What is Pressure?O Pressure is the

.O Pressure depends on and

amount of force acting on a unit area

force area

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Calculation of Pressure

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Example 2An elephant weighs 40 000 N. The area of each of its foot is 0.1m2. What is the pressure on the ground if the elephant is standing on 2 feet?

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10.3 What is Pressure?O When area of contact is reduced,

the pressure will .

O When area of contact is increased, the pressure will .

increase

decrease

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Example 2O A brick weighs 30 N. It has

dimensions of 8 cm x 10 cm x 20 cm. What is the pressure exerted by the block on the ground when it is (a) laid on its largest face? (b) laid on its smallest face

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Atmospheric PressureO Air exerts a pressure on our body

known as the atmospheric pressure.O This is because the air exerts a force

on us as the surrounding air have weight.