Two outdoor swimming pools are filled with fresh water to an exact depth of . The first is a small backyard wading pool, while the second is a massive Olympic-sized pool holding a much larger total volume of water. How does the hydrostatic pressure at the very bottom of the backyard pool compare to the hydrostatic pressure at the bottom of the Olympic-sized pool?
- The pressure is exactly equal in both pools because they share the same fluid density and water depth.Cevap
- BThe pressure is significantly greater in the Olympic-sized pool because it contains a larger total mass of water.
- CThe pressure at the bottom of both pools is exactly because the depth is exactly .
- DThe pressure depends entirely on the buoyant force, which requires a heavy object to be placed in the water.
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The pressure is exactly equal in both pools because they share the same fluid density and water depth.
The correct answer accurately states that hydrostatic pressure relies solely on depth and fluid density. Because both pools contain fresh water and are filled to the exact same depth of , the pressure at the bottom of both pools is identical, despite their vast difference in total volume.
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Hydrostatic pressure is dependent only on fluid density and depth, not on the container's shape or the total volume of fluid.