the pressure exerted by liquid varies according to the depth. why?
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Because of Gravity!
On Earth, because the weight of the mass of liquid increases with depth. In other words because the force exerted by the liquid on 1 sq. meter of bottom is the weight of a column of liquid having a cross section of 1 sq. m and a depth of “h” meters.
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