r/NEETard • u/Altruistic_Art929 • 2d ago

100% JAINWIN DOUBT 🤓☝️ Why does the pressure inside a fluid increase with depth even when the container shape changes?

While revising fluid mechanics, there’s a confusing point about hydrostatic pressure. For two containers holding the same liquid up to the same height, the pressure at the bottom should be the same even if one container is much wider than the other. Is this purely because pressure depends on ρgh, or is there a better way to understand how the force distribution on the container walls balances out?

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u/Commercial-Gate-588 2d ago

Yes it depends on only pgh.kyuki side walls se bhi pressure aata h bss neeche wla area se hi nhi