Meaning of pascal's law of fluid pressures
Definition of pascal's law of fluid pressures
(noun)
pressure
applied
anywhere
to a
body
of
fluid
causes a
force
to be
transmitted
equally
in all directions; the
force
acts
at
right
angles to any
surface
in
contact
with the fluid; "the
hydraulic
press
is an
application
of Pascal's law"
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