1but there will be a non zero vertical component of force from sides of the vessel as the walls are not perfectly nomal to the base
two vessels have the same base area but different shapes. The first vessel takes twice the volume of water than the second vessel required to fill up to a particular common height. In which vessel the force exerted by water on the base of the vessel will be more ??????????????????????????????????????????????
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62Pressure is ÏgH
both have the same height.
And area of the base is same.
So F=P.A will be equal on both the force
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106well the force exerted depends only on pressure and area.
Pressure in turn depends only on depth from surface, not the other aspects such as curvature etc.... so, in both cases force exerted on base is same.
33in between it very good question....
imagine 10000 L of water in tank of Height... 1 cm and base area 1 cm2 so if it is kept on balance wt..= Ïg(0.0001)(.01)N=.01N only... lol
33let me know if its clear..
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