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Laws of liquid pressure.Any 4points ​

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Answered by memonafrin800
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Pascal's law states that the pressure of a gas or liquid exerts force equally in all directions against the walls of its container. The force is measured in terms of force per unit area (pounds per square inch—psi). This law is for liquids and gases at rest and neglects the weight of the gas or liquid.

Answered by ForeverSweety26
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1. Pascal's law states that the pressure of a gas or liquid exerts force equally in all directions against the walls of its container.

2. The force is measured in terms of force per unit area (pounds per square inch—psi).

3. This law is for liquids and gases at rest and neglects the weight of the gas or liquid.

4. The pressure in a liquids acts in all direction.

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