1. Fluids and pressure

2. Fluids A substance that flows Takes the form of the container it’s in
Can be gas/liquid with/without solid particles in suspension
Ex- juice, air, shampoo
Incompressible Volume cannot change = LIQUID
Compressible  V can change = GAS

3. Pressure
Result of a force applied perpendicularly to a surface or object
Affected by force and surface area
Force  Pressure
Force  Pressure
Surface area  Pressure

4. Relationship Between Pressure and Volume
Volume Pressure
Draw diagram
Air moves from areas of high P to areas of low P