What determines the pressure at any point inside a liquid?
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Pressure in liquids are only affected by three things,which when changed, will also result in the pressure change:::::::
density of the liquidforce of gravityheight of the liquid column......
Anything else that is not part of these will not affect the pressure. Cross-sectional area does not affect it either. For instance, the pressure at the bottom of a wide basin and a narrow basin of the same height is the same........
density of the liquidforce of gravityheight of the liquid column......
Anything else that is not part of these will not affect the pressure. Cross-sectional area does not affect it either. For instance, the pressure at the bottom of a wide basin and a narrow basin of the same height is the same........
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hey mate here is your answer
⊙Hydro static pressure refers to the pressure exerted by a fluid at any point in space within that fluid assuming that the fluid is incomprehensible and at rest.
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@ prabhudutt
⊙Hydro static pressure refers to the pressure exerted by a fluid at any point in space within that fluid assuming that the fluid is incomprehensible and at rest.
⊙HOPE IT HELPS YOU DEAR
@ prabhudutt
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