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Understanding Pressure and its Effects with a Pressure Experiment Video

Learn about pressure and how it depends on force and area, and witness a pressure experiment using a 100g mass. Calculate pressure using the equation, and discover how to reduce pressure. Access a free PowerPoint on the topic on World of Teaching.

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Understanding Pressure and its Effects with a Pressure Experiment Video

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  1. Pressure Learning Outcomes know that pressure depends on both force and area. I can calculate the pressure under any object. http://www.pstramway.com/video.asp

  2. Pressure Experiment 100g I think the bigger mass will sink further I think a bigger area will stop the mass sinking SAND

  3. Pressure • Pressure is the amount of force applied to a known area. • We can calculate it using the equation • Pressure = Force (N) / Area (m2) We can reduce pressure by reducing the size of the force or increasing the size of the area.

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