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what is the difference between the pressure exerted by a solid and that by a liquid in science​

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Answered by sundarrwt25
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A solids exert pressure only on its base downwards while a fluid exerts pressure at all points in every direction. ... A liquid exerts pressure only on its base downwards while a solid exerts pressure at all points in every direction.

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