Two swimmers dive 1 meter below the surface of fresh water: the first swimmer is swimming...
Two swimmers dive 1 meter below the surface of fresh water: the first swimmer is swimming in a small pond, and the other swimmer is in an enormous lake. Which swimmer experiences more pressure?
Homework Answers
Both The Swimmers Experiences Equal Pressure .
{Assuming The Salinity Of Water (Or The Water Present) And Their Density In Both The Places The Pond And Lake Are Same}
This Is So Because The Pressure Depends Only On Water Above The Swimmers And Not On How Much Water Is Around Them
Which Is Equal In Both The Cases(Given -1meter)
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