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nomorevishnu
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Pressure in outer space!
lets imagine a cube kept in the outer space...and let's take a small element inside the cube...with thickness dy and width dx...or the smalles volume elemnt inside the cube would be another cube right...and...it would be in equilibrium...so the pressure actin on that element from the top and the bottom are going to be the same ...
think abt two cubes ...two different volumes...kept somewhere in the outerspace...take two elements in each of the cubes...the elements r still going to be in equlibrium...but the magnitudes of the pressure actin on both the elemnts r going to different right?...as pressure varies with volume...??
lets imagine a cube kept in the outer space...and let's take a small element inside the cube...with thickness dy and width dx...or the smalles volume elemnt inside the cube would be another cube right...and...it would be in equilibrium...so the pressure actin on that element from the top and the bottom are going to be the same ...
think abt two cubes ...two different volumes...kept somewhere in the outerspace...take two elements in each of the cubes...the elements r still going to be in equlibrium...but the magnitudes of the pressure actin on both the elemnts r going to different right?...as pressure varies with volume...??