2. Static

2.1 Pressure

All the particles in the fluid are immobile; the surface forces exerted on the outline of the elementary tetrahedron 1.5 reflect cohesive forces without any movement that would cause the tetrahedron to deform. As a result, whatever the orientation of the base around a fixed point, the tension

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