Pressure Explained Simply | Force, Area & Real Life Examples

Ever wondered why sharp knives cut better or why tanks don’t sink into soft ground? It’s all about Pressure — and today we’ll break it down clearly.

Learn the science of pressure with easy examples like hammering a nail, cutting with a knife, and even walking on snow!
📌 Pressure = Force ÷ Area
Small area → High pressure → Easier to cut or pierce
Large area → Low pressure → Useful to prevent sinking
From pointed nails to snowshoes, we’ll connect daily life with science. By the end, you’ll understand why drills, knives, and even tanks are designed the way they are.
✅ Concepts Covered:
Definition of Pressure (Pascal)
Real life applications of pressure
Why sharp objects work better
Importance of pressure in tools, machines, and nature
👉 Watch till the end and get ready for our next video on Pressure in liquids!
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