The pressure at a point just below the water surface is _________ (greater/smaller) than the pressure at a deeper point below the surface.
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The pressure at a point just below the water surface is SMALLER than the pressure at a deeper point below the surface.
Pressure inside a liquid = (density of the liquid × acceleration due to gravity of the planet × depth from the surface) + atmospheric pressure
Assuming Earth and water
Pressure = (997 kg/m^3 × 9.8 m/s^2 × d) + 101325 Pa
Pressure = (9770.6×d) + 101325 Pa
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