For a fluid rotating at constant angular velocity about vertical axis as a rigid body, the pressure intensity varies as the (A) Square of the radial distance (B) Radial distance linearly (C) Inverse of the radial distance(D) Elevation along vertical direction

For a fluid rotating at constant angular velocity about vertical axis as a
rigid body, the pressure intensity varies as the
(A) Square of the radial distance
(B) Radial distance linearly
(C) Inverse of the radial distance
(D) Elevation along vertical direction
by

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(A) Square of the radial distance
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