Force (N) is nothing but area (m2) multiplied by pressure exetred (N/m2).
Volume flow rate is not necessary for calculation of force but flow rate is required for velocity and power produced by actuator.
While mass flow rate greately influence the quantity of force as per newtons second law:
Force is rate of change of momentum.

Where F is force in N
m is mass in kg.
v is velocity in m/s
t is time in seconds
So best answer is true.
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