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The SI unit of the pressure.
Answer to Problem 30R
The SI unit of pressure is Newton per meter square
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
The pressure is same as the force acted on the unit area of the object. The SI unit of the force is Newton and SI unit of the area is meter square.
The expression of the pressure on an object is given as,
From the above expression, the SI unit of the pressure is the ratio of the SI unit of the force and SI unit of the area. So, the SI unit of the pressure is Newton per meter square
Conclusion:
Thus, the SI unit of pressure is Newton per meter square
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