Pressure applied on a fluid in a container is equally distributed in all directions and acts with Select one: O a equal force on equal areas parallelly O b. equal force on equal areas and at right angles O cequal force on equal areas radially O d. equal force on different areas and at right angles

Pressure applied on a fluid in a container is equally distributed in all directions and acts with Select one: O a equal force on equal areas parallelly O b. equal force on equal areas and at right angles O cequal force on equal areas radially O d. equal force on different areas and at right angles

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Chapter2: Matter And Energy

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Pressure applied on a fluid in a container is equally distributed in all directions and acts with
Select one:
O a. equal force on equal areas parallelly
O b. equal force on equal areas and at right angles
O c equal force on equal areas radially
O d. equal force on different areas and at right angles

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