Pascal's Law (Fluid Mechanics - Lesson 5)

[@Helli4458]

Ok so I understand pascal's law. My question now is if the connecting pipe was split into 2. Where 1 pipe goes to piston #2 and the other to piston #3. Pressure remains the same correct? Following so if a problem adds an additional line where the force acted on piston 3 goes to a new piston (piston#4) the pressure would still be the same correct? That is my question. Will pressure remain the same from piston 3 to piston 4?

[@TheMattPegg]

This is brilliant, thank you.

[@isakprofil]

What does pandirectional mean? Can't seem to find a synonym or description anywhere.... Thanks in advance.

[@StrongMed]

+isakprofil Lol! I didn't realize it's such an infrequently used word until I just Googled it... It means (or I meant it to mean) acting in all directions uniformly.

[@Hikarinara1217]

This helps me for high school ap physics too! Thank you sooo much. I was very confused with the concepts

[@981unknown]

I am sorry but why when I try it shows up 200N instead of 196N what am I doing wrong?

[@johnlexteryap2366]

Why didnt you cancel the pi (3.14) ?

[@StrongMed]

If you mean @6:00, the 2 pi's should and do get cancelled. I just didn't bother writing it out.

[@olliesjollies68]

You are a refined individual