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1. Which of the following formulas is used to calculate the pressure produced by a force?
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2. The air in a tractor tyre produces a large force on the tyre. What pressure produces a force of 8 kN acting on 0.2 m2?
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3. A block of weight 6 N rests on a desk as shown. |
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3. What pressure does the block above cause on the desk?
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4. A cube of wood is pushed under water. The average pressure of the water is 20 N/cm2, and the force on one side of the cube is 200 N.
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5. A fizzy drink in a bottle is under a pressure. In which direction does this pressure act?
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6. A nail is hammered into wood with a large force. Which of the following answers best decribes the surface area and the pressure at the end of the nail touching the wood as it is hammered?
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7. Which of the following statements about the pressure in a liquid is correct?
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8+9. The table below shows the pressure at different depths as a diver descends into a fresh water lake. What are the missing values in the table?
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10. Which of these statements best describes the change in atmospheric pressure that takes place as you climb a high mountain?
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