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The height of the free surface above any point is known as

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Answered by laraibmukhtar55
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The height of free space above at any point:

• The height of free space above any point is called intensity of pressure or static head.

• Static head is the pressure subsequent from a column of liquid working under gravity.  

• The weight of a fluid in a container applies pressure on the containing vessel's sides and bottom. This is known as static head pressure and is triggered by Earth's gravitational pull.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Step-by-step explanation:

• The height of free space above any point is called intensity of pressure or static head.

• Static head is the pressure subsequent from a column of liquid working under gravity.  

• The weight of a fluid in a container applies pressure on the containing vessel's sides and bottom. This is known as static head pressure and is triggered by Earth's gravitational pull.

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