A scuba diver measures an increase in pressure of around 105 Pa

upon descending by 10 m, what is the change in force per square

centimetre on the diver's body?

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A scuba diver measures an increase in pressure of around 105 Pa

upon descending by 10 m, what is the change in force per square

centimetre on the diver's body?

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Shamar Livingston · Answer 1

0.0105 N/cm²

Explanation:

We know a cane in pressure of 105 Pa = 105 N/m². Converting this to Newton per square centimetre would be dividing it by 10000. That is converting m² to cm². So 105 N/m² = 105 N/m² : 10000 = 0.0105 N/cm²

A scuba diver measures an increase in pressure of around 105 Paupon descending by 10 m, what is the change in force per squarecentimetre on the diver's body?

A scuba diver measures an increase in pressure of around 105 Pa

upon descending by 10 m, what is the change in force per square

centimetre on the diver's body?