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Pressure 2
Camels have big feet so they have a large area and the pressure is small. This means they don't sink into soft sand.

Pressure 2

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Pressure is measured in Pascals. To calculate the area a force acts on to produce a pressure, you need to use the following equation: area = force/pressure.

See how well you do in our second Science quiz on the subject.......no pressure!

1 .
Doubling the force and doubling the pressure mean .......
that area doubles
that area gets larger
that area gets smaller
that area stays the same
2 .
A box weighs 100N. It exerts a pressure of 25Pa on a table. What is the area of the box in contact with the table?
4mm2
4cm2
4m2
4km2
Area = force/pressure = 100/25. Remember weight is a force
3 .
A student weighs 500N, standing on two feet she exerts a pressure of 25,000Pa on the ground. What is the area of one foot?
50cm2
0.005m2
0.01m2
0.02m2
Area = 500/25,000 = 0.02 (two feet), one foot = 0.01m2
4 .
A sharp knife cuts well because .......
it has a large area so pressure is large
it has a large area so pressure is small
it has a small area so pressure is large
it has a small area so pressure is small
5 .
A 60,000N elephant can stand on one foot! The pressure it exerts is 240,000Pa. What is the area of its foot?
0.16m2
0.24m2
0.25m2
4m2
Area = 60,000/240,000
6 .
A skier weighs 600N, lifts one ski up and exerts a pressure of 5,000Pa on the snow. What is the area of one of the skis?
0.12m2
0.24m2
0.48m2
1.2m2
Area = 600/5,000
7 .
One box weighing 60N is put on top of one weighing 120N. The pressure they exert is 180Pa. What is the area touching the ground?
0.67m2
1m2
2m2
3m2
Area = (60 + 120)/180
8 .
A box weighs 20N. It exerts a pressure of 2Pa on a table. What is the area of the box in contact with the table?
10cm2
0.1m2
10m2
40m2
Area = force/pressure = 20/2 = 10m2
9 .
A skier weighs 600N and exerts a pressure of 2,500Pa on the snow. What is the area of the skis?
0.12m2
0.24m2
1.2m2
4.2m2
Area = 600/2,500 = 0.24m2
10 .
Camels have big feet so they don't sink into soft sand because .......
they have a large area so the pressure is large
they have a large area so the pressure is small
they have a small area so the pressure is large
they have a small area so the pressure is small
Author:  Sue Davison
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