Question

How is the pressure in a liquid related to the depth? How would you demonstrate this?

Answer 1

Answer:

All fluids exert pressure and this pressure increases with depth. As liquids and gases are fluids they exert more pressure with increasing depth

Explanation:

With the increase in depth the weight of the liquid above is exerted on the liquid below.

Thus the fluid pressure increases with dept

ACTIVITY:

Take a plastic bottle.

Make 5 holes on it with different heights

Place a ruler on the surface of the table

Now add water to the bottle and make the base of bottle touch the 0 mark on ruler

Now note that the lowermost hole i.e the 5th hole throws water out with maximum speed and longest distance

HENCE PROOVED

HOPE IT PROVES TO BE USEFUL.