What is the relationship between force and area in load cells?

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Hello,
I just want to introduce myself and I'm trying to get help with a load cell question P=F/A that I already posted in the general physics section. Let me know if that was appropriate. Thanks.
 
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Osculum said:
Hello,
I just want to introduce myself and I'm trying to get help with a load cell question P=F/A that I already posted in the general physics section. Let me know if that was appropriate. Thanks.

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