Give reasons why pressure at the bottom of the ocean is much greater than on top
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↪Pressure at a point is given as
↪P total = p° + rho gh
↪since at surface rho gh = 0
thus total pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure that is p°
↪but at the depth the total pressure is given by
↪P = p° + rho gh
〽where rho = density, h = depth and g = acc. due to the gravity
↪Here is Your Answer..
↪Actually we know that...
↪Pressure at a point is given as
↪P total = p° + rho gh
↪since at surface rho gh = 0
thus total pressure is equal to the atmospheric pressure that is p°
↪but at the depth the total pressure is given by
↪P = p° + rho gh
〽where rho = density, h = depth and g = acc. due to the gravity
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