Pressure in liquids

你需要知道的

• The pressure at the bottom of a liquid comes from the weight of the liquid above it.
• Pressure due to a liquid = height (depth) × density × g, so it rises the deeper you go.
• Water has a density of 1000 kg/m³; a denser liquid gives a bigger pressure at the same depth.
• Worked examples show the pressure under 6 m of water is about 58 800 Pa.

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