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What the pressure get bigger in water in general
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What the pressure get bigger in water in general

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Answer: The deeper you go under the sea, the greater the pressure of the water will be applied on you.

Explanation: This is due to an increase in HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE, the force by area exerted by liquid on the object.

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