A bottle of juice is sealed under partial vacuum, with a lid on which a red dot or "button" is painted. Around the button the following phrase is printed: "Button pops up when seal is broken." Why does the button remain pushed in when the seal is intact? O There is a greater force acting on the interior surface of the seal than acts on the exterior surface. O The pressure inside the bottle is greater than the pressure outside the bottle. O The pressure inside the bottle is less than the pressure outside the bottle.

A bottle of juice is sealed under partial vacuum, with a lid on which a red dot or "button" is painted. Around the button the following phrase is printed: "Button pops up when seal is broken." Why does the button remain pushed in when the seal is intact? O There is a greater force acting on the interior surface of the seal than acts on the exterior surface. O The pressure inside the bottle is greater than the pressure outside the bottle. O The pressure inside the bottle is less than the pressure outside the bottle.

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College Physics

11th Edition

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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