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In a swimming pool, where is the greatest fluid pressure? thirty centimeters below the surface one meter below the surface two meters below the surface

In a swimming pool, where is the greatest fluid pressure? thirty centimeters below the surface one meter below the surface two meters below the surface
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In a swimming pool, where is the greatest fluid pressure? thirty centimeters below the surface one meter below the surface two meters below the surface

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Two meters below the surface because the deeper below the surface the more pressure

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