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State two examples where the factor perpendicular is practically used to increase pressure?

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Pressure can be calculated by Pressure=Force/Area.

Therefore, if the area is decreased or reduced then pressure will be increased.

What is Pressure?

The physical amount of force applied to a certain region is known as pressure. Pressure is defined as force per unit of area. The pressure being applied to a body may be calculated by taking the amount of force being applied and dividing it by the area of contact.

Pressure=Force/Area.

two examples where the factor perpendicular is practically used to increase pressure

  • Nails have pointed ends to increase pressure by minimizing surface area.
  • Knifes are sharpened to increase pressure or apply maximum pressure with less force.

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