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How can you show that an enclosed liquid exerts pressure in all directions equally?

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Answer:

Now make holes in all the directions. Now fill with water. The water comes out of the bottle in all the direction. This shows that liquids exert pressure in all direction

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How can you show that an enclosed liquid exerts pressure in all directions equally?​

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