Figure shows four containers of olive oil. The pressure at depth $h$ is

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The correct option is C $Equal in all the containers$
$P = h ρ g$
Where $ρ$ is density of fluid which is assumed to be same in all cases
so we can say
$P \propto h$
since the depth $h$ is equal in every case, therefore pressure is same in each case.
FINAL ANSWER: (d)

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Figure shows four containers of olive oil. The pressure at depth h is

The correct option is C Equal in all the containersP=hρg Where ρ is density of fluid which is assumed to be same in all cases so we can say P∝h since the depth h is equal in every case, therefore pressure is same in each case. FINAL ANSWER: (d)

Figure shows four containers of olive oil. The pressure at depth $h$ is

The correct option is C $Equal in all the containers$
$P = h ρ g$
Where $ρ$ is density of fluid which is assumed to be same in all cases
so we can say
$P \propto h$
since the depth $h$ is equal in every case, therefore pressure is same in each case.
FINAL ANSWER: (d)