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  • Resistance Force

    A mass of 100kg is falling from a height of 1m and penetrates the sand to 1m. What is the resistance force of the sand?

    Budi Joshi

    • Mar 27th, 2015

    Resistance Force=981N

    Tarek

    • Mar 3rd, 2015

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  • Pressure v/s Stress

    Though units for pressure and stress are same (i.e N/mm2)What is the difference between stress and pressure?

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    abhishank  

    • Member Since Jun-2009 | Jun 28th, 2009


    Stress is restoring force developed in the body due to any tensile, compressive or any other force per unit area and on the other hand pressure is force applied on a body per unit area.

    vinay kalgotra

    • Aug 22nd, 2017

    Brother as you said, but in some cases like in wall, eg. we are pressure applied on the wall it is also a scalar quantity.....so, how would we say pressure is only applied in case of fluid..

    KAMAL SHARMA

    • Jul 20th, 2017

    1. Pressure applied on fluid (Gas & Liquid) where as stress applied on solid.
    2. Pressure act perpendicular only where stress act perpendicular as well as inclined also.
    3. Pressure is only +ve magnitude but stress have both +ve and -ve.
    4. Pressure is external force and stress is internal force