Welcome to your Properties of Solids and Liquids -3
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Pressure exerted by liquid does not depend on
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Pressure inside liquid acts
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If force is doubled and area halved, pressure becomes
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Pascal’s law applies to fluids which are
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Pressure in a fluid at rest acts
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A suction cup sticks to wall because of
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Atmospheric pressure exists because
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Hydrostatic pressure is given by
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Gauge pressure at depth h in a liquid open to atmosphere is
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Pressure increases with depth because
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If density of liquid is doubled, pressure at same depth
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A camel can walk on sand easily because
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Liquid pressure is independent of
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Pressure has dimensions
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Density of water is maximum at
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Pressure exerted by a fluid on walls is
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SI unit of density is
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Atmospheric pressure decreases with
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Hydraulic press works on principle of
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Gauge pressure at surface of liquid is
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Pressure at bottom of dam is more because
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Atmospheric pressure at sea level is approximately
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Pressure at a point inside a liquid depends on
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Hydrostatic paradox states that pressure depends on
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Pressure at centre of liquid surface is
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According to Pascal’s law, pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted
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A sharp knife cuts better because
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Pressure difference between two points separated vertically by h is
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Density is defined as
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Total pressure at depth h in liquid open to atmosphere is
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In hydrostatic paradox, vessels with same height have
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Pressure at bottom of lake depends on
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Pressure at two points at the same horizontal level in a fluid at rest is
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Mercury is used in barometer because
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In hydraulic press, pressure in both pistons is
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SI unit of pressure is
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In hydrostatic paradox, pressure at the bottom of vessels filled to same height is same because it depends on
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Pressure difference between two points separated vertically by height h in a liquid of density ρ is
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Fluids differ from solids because fluids
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Pascal’s law fails when fluid is
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Pressure at same depth in same liquid is
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Gauge pressure is defined as
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If area of output piston is 5 times input piston, force output is
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According to Pascal’s law, pressure applied to fluid is transmitted
