A thrust of 375 N is exerted on a certain area. If the pressure on the area is 4250 Pa, calculate the size of the area. O 1.02 square meters O 11.33 square meters O.09 square meters O 0.01 square meters

A thrust of 375 N is exerted on a certain area. If the pressure on the area is 4250 Pa, calculate the size of the area. O 1.02 square meters O 11.33 square meters O.09 square meters O 0.01 square meters

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A thrust of 375 N is exerted on a certain area. If the pressure on the area is 4250 Pa,
calculate the size of the area.
O 1.02 square meters
O 11.33 square meters
O.09 square meters
O 0.01 square meters
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