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What is meant by pressure exerted by a liquid? How does it differ from the pressure exerted by a solid?


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  1. The pressure exerted by a column of liquid on the vessel in which it is kept is known as the pressure exerted by a liquid.
  2. The main difference between the pressure exerted by a solid and a liquid is in the direction.
  3. Solids exert pressure in only one direction while liquids exert pressure in all directions.

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