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What is the difference between solid and liquid pressure???

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Answered by Alifaa

hey mate good afternoon ..ur answer is .
thus a pressure exerted by a solid .however a solid cann't create any pressure themselves unless any external force is applied ..
in case of liquid the area is large as liquid spreads but in solid area is constant .

deepak1615: Pressure is defined as force per unit area. The medium that excerts the force or the object that receives the force does not play a role.

To calculate any pressure, you just need to find out where the force comes from. At the bottom of the ocean, the force comes from the weight of the water column, and you can calculate the pressure. In a hydraulic system, the force comes from a pump (a solid part), and you also know on what surface area it is excerted.

deepak1615: In caseof liquid the area is large as liquid spreads, but in case of solid area is constant. So pressure exerted by liquid is smaller than pressure exerted by solid.

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