Force from Pressure Calculator:
Enter the values of pressure applied, P(Pa) and area of the surface, A(m2) to determine the value of force from Pressure, F(N).
Force from Pressure Formula:
The formula for calculating force from pressure involves the pressure applied to a surface area and the area of that surface. This relationship is fundamental in understanding how different pressures can result in varying amounts of force exerted on surfaces.
Force from Pressure, F(N) in Newton, is calculated by multiplying the pressure applied, P(Pa) in Pascals and area of the surface, A(m2) in square metres.
Force from Pressure, F(N) = P(Pa) * A(m2)
F(N) = force from pressure in Newton, N.
P(Pa) = pressure applied in Pascals, Pa.
A(m2) = area of the surface in square metre, m2.
Force from Pressure Calculation:
1. Given that the water pressure at a certain depth is 3500 Pascals and the area of the wall being pressed against is 2 square metres, find the force exerted on this wall.
Given: P(Pa) = 3500Pa, A(m2) = 2m2.
Force from Pressure, F(N) = P(Pa) * A(m2)
F(N) = 3500 * 2
F(N) = 7000N.
2. If a force of 5000 N is exerted over an area of 2m2, what is the pressure exerted by this force on the area?
Given: F(N) = 5000N, A(m2) = 2m2.
Force from Pressure, F(N) = P(Pa) * A(m2)
P(Pa) = F(N) / A(m2)
P(Pa) = 5000 / 2
P(Pa) = 2500Pa.