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Pressure Final Check

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Revision on pressure in solids, liquids, and gases

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Revision on pressure in solids, liquids, and gases

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1. A learner presses sand with the same force using a palm and a fingertip. Which produces more pressure?

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2. Why does a sharp blade cut more effectively than a blunt blade?

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3. What happens to water pressure as depth increases?

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4. In a bottle with holes at different heights, which hole normally produces the strongest water jet?

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5. What happens to air pressure as more air is pumped into a tyre?

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6. Which statement best describes pressure?

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