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Rank the faces in order of decreasing water pressure
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[QUOTE="demonix, post: 6170820, member: 658731"] I agree with you that it isn't a very reasonable assumption, I held it on the basis that I was unsure how to approach the question from any other angle. I believe the question refers to the average pressure, this question was posed in a worksheet from my teacher. The second part of the question asks about the ranking of the magnitude of force on the sides of the surface. [/QUOTE]
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