Pressure at a point in a fluid is directly proportional to

depth of the point from the surface

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density of the fluid

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acceleration due to gravity

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the area of cross section

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Solution

The correct options are
A depth of the point from the surface
B density of the fluid
C acceleration due to gravity
The pressure at a point in a fluid is given by, $P = h ρ g$
where $h =$ depth of the point from the surface, $ρ =$ density of the fluid and $g =$ acceleration due to gravity.

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