7. An industrial container holds1500 N of water. The area of theinside bottom of the container is30 square meters. Whatpressure does the water exert onthe bottom of the container?(show your work)Your answer

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7. An industrial container holds 1500 N of water. The area of the inside bottom of the container is 30 square meters. What pressure does the water exert on the bottom of the container? (show your work) Your answer