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I was reading the proof of how the work done on an ideal fluid which has been pressurized to a pressure 'P' is P.
There I read that the work done will be the product of the area of cross section of the piston, the pressure applied on the piston and the distance moved by the piston.
If the piston got moved, the fluid should have been compressed
There I read that the work done will be the product of the area of cross section of the piston, the pressure applied on the piston and the distance moved by the piston.
If the piston got moved, the fluid should have been compressed