Which outcome initiates cavitation when liquid temperature increases inside a closed hydraulic system?

💡 Explanation

Cavitation begins when increased liquid temperature raises vapor pressure; the *phase transition* from liquid to vapor occurs because of exceeding hydrostatic pressure; therefore vapor bubbles form, rather than liquid remaining stable, even though system volume is constant.

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