Physics, asked by kajalbhavya, 2 months ago

Is the pressure exerted by a liquid on the walls of its container at different heights, same
or different?

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Answered by dhazra13101999

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Answer:

Different.

Explanation:

∆P = ρgh

P(h) = P + ρgh

i.e.,

P is pressure at the sea level

& h(depth) is measured from top of the water level.

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