Understanding Liquid Pressure

What happens to the pressure in a liquid as the depth increases?

• It remains constant.

• It fluctuates randomly.

• It decreases.

• It increases.

Which factor does NOT affect the pressure at the bottom of a liquid container?

• The shape of the container

• The depth of the liquid

• The size of the container

• The surface area of the liquid

What is the relationship between the pressure exerted by a liquid and the container's surface area?

• Pressure increases with larger surface area.

• Pressure decreases with larger surface area.

• Pressure is independent of surface area.

• Pressure fluctuates with surface area changes.

If two containers have the same depth of liquid but different shapes, what can be said about the pressure at the bottom?

• The pressure depends on the material of the container.

• The pressure is the same in both containers.

• The pressure is higher in the smaller container.

• The pressure is higher in the larger container.

How does the pressure in a liquid relate to the vertical depth?

• It depends on both vertical and horizontal dimensions equally.

• It depends on the vertical depth only.

• It depends on the horizontal length of the liquid column.

• It is independent of any dimensions.

What is the effect of a liquid's vertical depth on its pressure?

• Pressure increases with increased depth.

• Pressure remains constant regardless of depth.

• Pressure is unaffected by depth.

• Pressure decreases with increased depth.

What is true about the pressure at different points at the same level in a liquid?

• It varies depending on the container's shape.

• It is higher at the edges.

• It is the same at all points.

• It is lower at the center.

What does the experiment with three holes at the same level in a container demonstrate?

• Pressure is lower at the bottom hole.

• Pressure is equal at the same level.

• Pressure is higher at the top hole.

• Pressure varies with the container's material.

How does the pressure at a point in a liquid compare to the pressure at another point at the same depth?

• It is always higher.

• It is always lower.

• It is the same.

• It depends on the liquid's temperature.

In which direction does pressure act at any point in a liquid?

• Only upwards

• Only downwards

• Equally in all directions

• Only sideways