Question

How does the liquid pressure on a diver change if the diver moves from the free surface of water to a depth?​

Answer 1

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→$\bf\huge\boxed{increases}$

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EXPLAINATION ➣

Since, The formula for water pressure at a depth "h" is

➱P = ρ g h

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→we see that ρ, g are constants, and $\pink{\texttt{ h is a variable }}$. So, pressure is only a function of h. This means pressure varies as the depth h varies.

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⇨Therefore, If the diver moves to a greater depth, the $\pink{\texttt{h increases }}$. This causes an $\green{\texttt{ increase in the Pressure}}$

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Answer 2

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Since, The formula for water pressure at a depth "h" is

➱P = ρ g h

→we see that ρ, g are constants, and . So, pressure is only a function of h. This means pressure varies as the depth h varies.

⇨Therefore, If the diver moves to a greater depth, the . This causes an increase in the pressure

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