NEET Physics Pascal's Law MCQ Question
What does Pascal's Law state about pressure in a fluid at rest?
The pressure is the same at all points if they are at the same height.
Pressure increases with depth in a fluid only.
Pressure varies with the shape of the container.
Pressure is dependent on the volume of the fluid.
Correct Answer
Detailed Explanation
Pascal's Law, as observed by Blaise Pascal, indicates that the pressure in a fluid at rest is uniform at all points at the same height, highlighting the principle of hydrostatic equilibrium.
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