A 20 m tall pipe, closed at the bottom, but open at the top to the atmosphere (which is at a pressure of 1.013 x 105 Pa), is filled to the brim with oil, resulting in the pressure at 105 the bottom of the pipe being 2.0 x Pa. The oil is then poured out and the pipe is then filled to the brim with pure water. i) What is the density of the oil? cc Group of answer choices a) 3.5x102 kg/m3 b) 4.0×10² kg/m³ c) 4.5×10² kg/m3 d) 5.0×102 kg/m3 e) 5.5x102 kg/m3 ii) What is the pressure at the bottom when the pipe is filled to the brim with the water? CC Group of answer choices

A 20 m tall pipe, closed at the bottom, but open at the top to the atmosphere (which is at a pressure of 1.013 x 105 Pa), is filled to the brim with oil, resulting in the pressure at 105 the bottom of the pipe being 2.0 x Pa. The oil is then poured out and the pipe is then filled to the brim with pure water. i) What is the density of the oil? cc Group of answer choices a) 3.5x102 kg/m3 b) 4.0×10² kg/m³ c) 4.5×10² kg/m3 d) 5.0×102 kg/m3 e) 5.5x102 kg/m3 ii) What is the pressure at the bottom when the pipe is filled to the brim with the water? CC Group of answer choices

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