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Pressure at same height in same fluid?
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[QUOTE="Andy Salter, post: 6000179, member: 547168"] The fluid is static. ie. in equilibrium. Remember that you can think of pressure at a point as being exerted equally onto that point from all directions. So if the pressures were different at the bottom on the left and right, then there would be a net flow from high pressure to low pressure ie not static [/QUOTE]
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