For the derivation of pressure Force if divided by time taken by particle by particle in covering the distance and not time of collision?
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| 26th Jun, 2013,
12:14: PM
Expert Answer:
Pressure is defined as force acting per unit area. I am not sure why and how come you are saying that for derivation of force, you need to divide force by time taken for the particle to cover a given distance.
I am not sure if you are talking about pressure only, or if you are talking about impulse = F.t where t refers to the short time interval for which 2 bodies were in contact.
Answered by
| 27th Jun, 2013,
06:07: PM
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