Pressure in solids, pressure in liquids, the pressure-depth relationship, and pressure in gases.
Pressure in solids
Pressure is the force acting per unit area:
measured in pascals (Pa), where . A small area concentrates the force, giving a high pressure (e.g. a sharp knife, a drawing pin); a large area spreads the force (e.g. snowshoes, wide tractor tyres).
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