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Prove that pressure inside a fluid of density ‘d’ at a depth ‘h’ below the surface ‘hdg’, where g is acceleration due to gravity

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Answered by nitishray57
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Let that pressure inside a fluid of density ‘d’ at a depth ‘h’ below the surface ‘hdg’, where g is acceleration due to gravity



pressure =  \frac{force}{area}
pressure =  \frac{mass \times gravity}{area}

pressure =  \frac{density \times volume \times gravity}{area}
 =  \frac{gravity \times density \times area \times height}{area}
so,
pressure = density \times gravity \times height = dgh
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