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Pressure

 

Students learn how to find the pressure of an object as a compound measure of force and area.

As learning progresses, students use algebraic techniques to calculate the force or area when the pressure is known.

Differentiated Learning Objectives
  • All students should be able to calculate pressure as a compound measure of force and area.
  • Most students should be able to calculate pressure, force or area when given the other two measures.
  • Some students should be able to convert between metric units of pressure.
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