Concept:Pressure in a liquid at rest depends on depth and density, not on the area or shape of the container.
Explanation:For a liquid, pressure is given by
P=hρg, where
h is the depth,
ρ is the density, and
g is gravity.
So, pressure increases with depth, not decreases.
Thus, statement I is wrong and statement II is correct.
The formula for liquid pressure does not contain the area of the container.
Hence, pressure in a fluid does not depend on the area, so statement III is correct.
Statements II and III are correct.
Answer:D. II and III only