Question

Liquids seek their own level regardless of the shape and the size of the vessels they are kept in.

• A. True
• B. False

Answer 1

The correct option is A True

1. Liquids don't have any definite shape, they form the shape in whichever the container it is placed
2. Liquid exerts pressure on the walls of the container called lateral pressure.
3. Liquids seek their own pressure regardless of the shape and the size of the vessel in which the liquid is kept.
4. If a number of vessels of different shapes are interconnected and a liquid is poured into them, liquids will achieve the same level in all vessels.

Hence, Liquids seek their own level regardless of the shape and the size of the vessels they are kept in is a true statement.