Let the $F$ be a force that is exerted by liquid to wall. Then what will be force exerted by wall to liquid.

F

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The correct option is A $F$
There will be no movement by fluid in direction of wall, so $F_{n e t}$ should be zero. Hence force exerted by wall on liquid will be same as that exerted by liquid on the wall i.e. $F$

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Let the F be a force that is exerted by liquid to wall. Then what will be force exerted by wall to liquid.

The correct option is A FThere will be no movement by fluid in direction of wall, so Fnet should be zero. Hence force exerted by wall on liquid will be same as that exerted by liquid on the wall i.e. F

Let the $F$ be a force that is exerted by liquid to wall. Then what will be force exerted by wall to liquid.

The correct option is A $F$
There will be no movement by fluid in direction of wall, so $F_{n e t}$ should be zero. Hence force exerted by wall on liquid will be same as that exerted by liquid on the wall i.e. $F$