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    This document discusses hydrostatics and pressure. It defines a fluid as a substance that can flow and defines pressure as the perpendicular force per unit area. It describes hydrostatic pressure and how pressure varies with depth and acceleration in fluids. Pressure increases with depth due to the weight of the fluid above. It also increases with acceleration downwards and decreases with acceleration upwards.

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    This document discusses hydrostatics and pressure. It defines a fluid as a substance that can flow and defines pressure as the perpendicular force per unit area. It describes hydrostatic pressure and how pressure varies with depth and acceleration in fluids. Pressure increases with depth due to the weight of the fluid above. It also increases with acceleration downwards and decreases with acceleration upwards.

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    Fluid

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    Hih ihb
    This document discusses hydrostatics and pressure. It defines a fluid as a substance that can flow and defines pressure as the perpendicular force per unit area. It describes hydrostatic pressure and how pressure varies with depth and acceleration in fluids. Pressure increases with depth due to the weight of the fluid above. It also increases with acceleration downwards and decreases with acceleration upwards.

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