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1 PRESSURE Sec 8.2 Pg 290-293

2 How can pressure be useful in our lives?

3 Questions to Consider:  What is pressure?  How does pressure affect volume?  What is the relationship between Pressure and Area?

4 Pressure: The amount of force applied over a specific area of an object  units : Pascals (Pa)

5 Compression: When volume decreases due to a force Easy to compress Difficult to compress GASES LIQUIDS SOLIDS

6 Video: football to the face

7 How is Pressure Related to Area? Video: 6ft water balloonVideo: 6ft water balloon

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