Dr. J M D'Souza and Dr. Kirti J D'Souza Solutions for Chapter: Force and Pressure, Exercise 5: HIGHER ORDER THINKING SKILLS
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Two metal bearings of the same size and weight are pushed with the same force on two different surfaces. One travels further than the other. When can this happen?

Two table tennis balls of equal mass are placed on a table tennis table and pushed turn by turn. When will one ball travel further than the other?

Why are dams constructed with a very broad base?

A rectangular box is placed on the same surface in three different ways as shown below. In which case will the box exert the highest pressure on the area below?

A few books placed on a desk exert a force of . If the books occupy an area of , what will be the pressure (in ) exerted?

A square tile having a side is designed to withstand a pressure of . Find out if a force of can be applied on the tile.

A square metal slab exerts a pressure of . If the slab exerts a force of , which of the following are the dimensions of the slab?
