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PRESSURE

Pressure for EFL children

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An easy way to understand what pressure means.

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PRESSURE

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You want to go for a walk.

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But it has snowed a lot!

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Sport shoes

Snowshoes

What kind of shoes will you wear?

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Right!

Why?

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Imagine that somebody treads on your foot…

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…with flat shoes.

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… with high-heeled shoes!

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Which ones hurt more?

Why?

Flat shoes High-heeled shoes

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These two men are wearing the same shoes.

Who exerts more pressure on the floor?

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Good!

Why?

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What is pressure?

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SURFACE

FORCE

PRESSURE is the relationship between the

and the

where this force is applied.