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Pls help A rectangular floor tile is shown it dimensions are given to the nearest 0.1 metres the tile is only able to sustain maximum pressure of 200 newtons per square metre correct to the nearest 5N/m² given that pressure=Force area. Work out the maximum force in newtons that can safely be applied to the tile.
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