Three vessels of different shapes are filled to the same level with water as shown below. The area of the base is the same for all three vessels. Which of the following statements are valid? A B C 1. The pressure at the top surface of vessel A is greatest because it has the largest surface area. II. The pressure at the bottom of vessel A is greatest because it contains the most water. III. The pressure at the bottom of each vessel is the same. IV. The force on the bottom of each vessel is not the same. V. At a given depth below the surface of each vessel, the pressure on the side of vessel A is greatest because of its slope. OI and IV O III O II and IV O IV and V

Three vessels of different shapes are filled to the same level with water as shown below. The area of the base is the same for all three vessels. Which of the following statements are valid? A B C 1. The pressure at the top surface of vessel A is greatest because it has the largest surface area. II. The pressure at the bottom of vessel A is greatest because it contains the most water. III. The pressure at the bottom of each vessel is the same. IV. The force on the bottom of each vessel is not the same. V. At a given depth below the surface of each vessel, the pressure on the side of vessel A is greatest because of its slope. OI and IV O III O II and IV O IV and V

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