Hydrostatic pressure is the pressure exerted by a fluid at rest due to the force of gravity. It increases with depth because the weight of the fluid above presses down on the fluid below. The hydrostatic pressure at a certain depth in a liquid is calculated using the formula

I am a physics teacher specializing in teaching physics to all grades, from elementary to high school, and sometimes even university students. I believe that physics is not just a subject; it is the language of nature that explains how the world around us works. Therefore, I strive to provide a simple and engaging way of teaching, encouraging students to explore and learn. My Teaching Method I use a variety of methods appropriate to each grade level. I always begin with a simple introduction that explains the concept in general, followed by real-life examples and practical experiments that help students better visualize the concepts. I encourage students to ask questions and engage in discussion, as interaction is key to deep understanding.