Two points (X and Y) in a fluid are at the same depth in a container. The pressure at X is greater than the pressure at Y. Which of the floowing must be true? Select all that apply.

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Two points (X and Y) in a fluid are at the same depth in a container. The pressure at X is greater than the pressure at Y. Which of the floowing must be true? Select all that apply.

The Correct Answer is

The fluid cannot be at rest.

Reason Explained

The fluid cannot be at rest. is correct for Two points (X and Y) in a fluid are at the same depth in a container. The pressure at X is greater than the pressure at Y. Which of the floowing must be true? Select all that apply.

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