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An ideal fluid flows through a pipe. Which of the following would most likely result in the greatest increase in pressure within the fluid?
A. Decreasing the radius of the pipe and angling the pipe upward
B. Increasing the radius of the pipe and angling the pipe upward
C. Increasing the radius of the pipe and angling the pipe downward
D. Decreasing the radius of the pipe and angling the pipe downward

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When a fluid travels through a medium in an ideal situation, its pressure increases even more when the pipe's radius is increased and it is angled upward.

What does pressure mean to you?

the tension at a point inside a confined fluid, or the parallel force per unit area. An easy illustration of pressure The surface of the fruit won't be cut if you press the smooth part of a knife against it.

How can pressure be determined?

The formula for calculating pressure is P = F / A, or force every unit of the surface area. The Si derived unit for measuring the pressure is the pascal, and the sign for pressure in physical science is p. (symbol: Pa). One Coulomb per square meter of force exerted perpendicularly on a surface is equal to one pascal.

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