Liquid exerts pressure in all the directions | Middle school physics | Khan Academy

If there are holes in a plastic bottle at the same height, and if water is poured into it. Will the water come out from the holes? If yes, will they cover the same distance?
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[@shitalllalwani4652]

Liquids do not exert pressure in all directioms, only on bottom and the walls of the container

[@yeeshuraj8192]

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[@murtazahussain2913]

Yaa the water in not exerting pressure downwards it is the gravitational force exerted by the earth

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[@manishakothekar3578]

Exactly 💯

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[@aaravsingh7117]

Thanks 😊

[@mayankgamer1233]

Thanks

[@PrithvirajKochar]

But can't we say that the balloon bulges because the water enters the ballooan

[@rayflame8624]

The balloon bulges because of the pressure of the water

[@VedantGosavi-bx8rf]

Thanks 🙏👍