Physics, asked by badydoll9110, 7 days ago

mercury weighs more than water.would you expect the pressure extered by water by the same amount of mercury

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Answered by bingosssksksksks

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Answer:

no , Mercury will exert more pressure than water

Explanation:

density and weight are directly proportional to the pressure exerted . so Mercury will exert more pressure than water

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