Answer to Question #194720 in Physics for Jewel Jandayan

Question #194720

What will happen to the hydrostatic pressure of fluid if you move it from a height of 5m to 1m?

Expert's answer

"p_1=\\rho gh_1=1000\\cdot9.8\\cdot5=49000\\ (Pa)"

"p_2=\\rho gh_2=1000\\cdot9.8\\cdot1=9800\\ (Pa)"

"49000\/9800=5"

The pressure will decrease 5 times.

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