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Which would apply the most pressure? Select the correct answer below: a 100 N force on a 10 ft2 area a 50 N force on a 20 ft2 area a 75 N force on a 10 ft2 area a 150 N force on a 20 ft2 area

Which would apply the most pressure? Select the correct answer below: a 100 N force on a 10 ft2 area a 50 N force on a 20 ft2 area a 75 N force on a 10 ft2 area a 150 N force on a 20 ft2 area

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Which would apply the most pressure?
Select the correct answer below: a 100 N force on a 10 f t 2 area a 50 N force on a 20 f t 2 area a 75 N force on a 10 f t 2 area a 150 N force on a 20 f t 2 area

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