A container, closed on the left and in the middle but open to atmosphere on the right, is almost completely filled with water, as shown below. The points a-g are marked in the container. Rank the points from lowest pressure to highest pressure. Note that points b, c and fare at the surface.

A container, closed on the left and in the middle but open to atmosphere on the right, is almost completely filled with water, as shown below. The points a-g are marked in the container. Rank the points from lowest pressure to highest pressure. Note that points b, c and fare at the surface.

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A container, closed on the left and in the middle but open to atmosphere on the
right, is almost completely filled with water, as shown below. The points a-g are
marked in the container. Rank the points from lowest pressure to highest pressure.
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