Question

18.The magnitude of the pressure of the the fluid is not dependent on the
O Force
OArea
O Specific Weight
O Temperature​

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The magnitude of pressure on the fluid depends on the force, area, and specific weight; but depends on the temperature.

Explanation:

• The Pascal law states that the liquid when at rest applies pressure at a point is the same in all directions.
• This means that the pressure is there in the same direction and is having the same magnitude.
• The pressure is dependent on force and area.
• The force depends on the specific weight of the liquids.
• Hence, the magnitude of pressure on the fluid depends on the force, area, and specific weight; but depends on the temperature.
• So, the answer is fourth option.