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Standard IX

Physics

Factors Affecting Pressure

Formula for p...

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Formula for pressure in liquids is

p = hPg, where h is height, P is density and g is gravity

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p = Pg/h, where P is density, g is gravity and is height

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p = hg/P, where h is height, g is gravity and P is density

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p = hP/g, where h is height, P is density and g is gravity

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