When shear stresses are present in a fluid, the pressure at a point is:
When shear stresses are present in a fluid, the pressure at a point is: Correct Answer Not equal in all directions
Concept:
Pascal’s principle:
- Pascal’s Law is the principle of transmission of fluid pressure.
- It says that "a pressure exerted anywhere in a point of the confined fluid is transmitted equally in all directions throughout the fluid”.
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- When fluid is in the flowing state the pressure is also influenced by the viscous effect of the liquid.
- if fluid is viscous and moving then both the conditions of being ideal and static is not maintained by the fluid and hence pressure at a point in a fluid is not the same in all directions.
- So, If shear stresses in liquid then pressure at a point in a fluid is not equal in all directions.
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