Question

explain with one example that the volume of a liquid does not depend on the shape of its container​

Answer 1

Main Answer:

When we fill a glass with water from a bottle, the water takes the taper of that glass.

Explanation:

Although liquids have a defined volume, they lack a defined shape. It adopts the container's form.

This is due to the fact that liquid molecules are loosely packed and exhibit a lower intermolecular force of attraction than those in solids. Because the particles in a liquid are in close proximity to one another, they have a set volume. However, due to the ability of the particles to move past one another.

Example:-

When we fill a glass with water from a bottle, the water takes the taper of that glass.