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The pressure at the bottom of a tank of liquid is not proportional to:

A
the acceleration
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the density of the liquid
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C
the area of the liquid surface
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the height of the liquid
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Solution

The correct option is C the area of the liquid surface
Let the acceleration of tank be a ( moving up ),
Let the density of the liquid be d and height of liquid be h,
The pressure at the bottom of tank is P=P0+dh(g+a),
Therefore the pressure depends on acceleration, height of the liquid and the density of liquid.
It does not depend on the area of the liquid surface,
Therefore correct option is C.

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