air weighs less than water ;will the pressure exerted by the water will be greater thann the pressure exerted by the same volume of air.give reasons to support ur answer.
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Pressure exerted by water or air may be found by knowing its weight and dividing that by the surface area on which they are putting pressure.
Pressure = Weight / surface area = volume * density / surface area
If volume and surface area are constant, then pressure is directly proportional to density. As water is of higher density, it exerts more pressure.
Pressure = Weight / surface area = volume * density / surface area
If volume and surface area are constant, then pressure is directly proportional to density. As water is of higher density, it exerts more pressure.
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