According to Pascal's law the pressure of gas in a vessel is
Correct answer: D. Same only along normal directions
- A. Different in different direction
- B. Same in all direction
- C. Same only along opposite directions
- D. Same only along normal directions
Explanation
Pascal's law states that in a confined fluid, pressure is transmitted equally in all directions. Therefore, the pressure in a vessel filled with gas remains the same regardless of the direction considered within the fluid.
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