On the problem of hydrostatic pressure
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On the morning of the first day of 2010, there was a question that read: \"The pressure at any point within a stationary liquid is called the hydrostatic pressure at that point. The direction of hydrostatic pressure is perpendicular to the surface on which it acts, and its magnitude is independent of direction.\" ” Is this wrong? Why? Thank you
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I looked at it, but still got no result. Is it really the case that “static liquid” should be “static fluid”?“”
What’s wrong with this? The magnitude of static pressure is independent of direction and depends only on the location of that point