
Pressure relation model
Use the labels to connect each part of pressure relation to the physics idea.- 1Force -> Pressure: increases
- 2Area -> Pressure: reduces
- 3Depth -> Pressure: increases in liquids
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Pressure is force per unit area. It changes with area in solids and with depth in liquids and gases.
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Explain Pressure in Solids, Liquids, and Gases using the correct physics terms.
Connect observations, diagrams, or calculations to the underlying principle.
Use units, formulae, and labelled parts accurately.
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