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(a) As the sensor is moved deeper into the liquid, how does the pressure change?

(a) As the sensor is moved deeper into the liquid, how does the pressure change?
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(a) As the sensor is moved deeper into the liquid, how does the pressure change?

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The pressure increases due to more force of liquid being on top of the point the sensor is monitoring travelling deeper into the liquid

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