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why pressure inside a liquid in different shaped vessels at same height same thought they are of different volumes and shapes?
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jbstemp
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I really don't understand this question.
Could you rephrase it?
Could you rephrase it?
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He's asking why pressure increases with depth in the same manner regardless of the shape of the container.
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future Einstein
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Yes.. Thats right..answer me pleasercgldr said:He's asking why pressure increases with depth in the same manner regardless of the space of the container.
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Why should it be different?future Einstein said:why pressure inside a liquid in different shaped vessels at same height same thought they are of different volumes and shapes?
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Why should it matter if there is a wall next to the water or just more water?
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If pressure is equal to the weight of the water above (divided by area), why would it matter what is next to it?
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If pressure is equal to the weight of the water above (divided by area), why would it matter what is next to it?
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