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Triangle diagrams showing the formulas for force, pressure, and area.

Three triangular diagrams illustrating the relationship between force, pressure, and area, with formulas: Force = pressure × area, pressure = force / area, and area = force / pressure.

Three triangular diagrams illustrating the relationship between force, pressure, and area, with formulas: Force = pressure × area, pressure = force / area, and area = force / pressure.

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