Calculating pressure Pressure = Force / Area Example – A 1000 N person is standing on 2 feet. The area of the person’s feet is.2 m 2. What is the pressure.

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Calculating pressure Pressure = Force / Area Example – A 1000 N person is standing on 2 feet. The area of the person’s feet is.2 m 2. What is the pressure of the person on the ground? Note: 1 N/m 2 = 1 Pascal (Pa, the SI unit for pressure) What happens if they stand on 1 foot?

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