Pressure in liquids is determined by the depth and density of the liquid, with deeper depths and denser liquids resulting in higher pressures. Liquids exert pressure equally in all directions, which allows them to be used for applications like dams, intravenous infusions, scuba suits, and public water supply systems that rely on liquid pressure. The formula for pressure in a liquid takes into account the density of the liquid and the depth.

1. Chapter 3 : Forces
& Pressure
3.2 Pressure in liquid

7. Application of Pressure in Liquids
•Construction of dams
•Intravenous infusion (transfer
medicine in saline solution to a patient)
• Scuba suit
• Public water supply system

12. PRESSURE IN LIQUIDS

13. Formula for Pressure in Liquid.
Formula 2

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