MCQ
Select wrong statement about pressure ..........
  • A
    Pressure is a scalar quantity
  • B
    Pressure is always compressive in nature
  • C
    Pressure at a point is same in all directions
  • None of these

Answer

Correct option: D.
None of these
d
(d)

Pressure is scalar as it is not added vectorially. Pressure is compressive in nature, it is same in all the directions at a point.

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