A graduated cylinder is filled to a depth of 17.00cm with water (Pwater 1000 kg ). Determine the gauge pressure at the bottom of the graduated cylinder. m³ Pa kg Suppose a student then adds a 20.00cm layer of oil ( Poil-895-) atop the water. What happens to the gauge pressure at the bottom of the container? m3 O Impossible to tell O The gauge pressure decreases with the addition of the oil. O The gauge pressure increases with the addition of the oil. O The gauge pressure stays the same with the addition of the oil.

A graduated cylinder is filled to a depth of 17.00cm with water (Pwater 1000 kg ). Determine the gauge pressure at the bottom of the graduated cylinder. m³ Pa kg Suppose a student then adds a 20.00cm layer of oil ( Poil-895-) atop the water. What happens to the gauge pressure at the bottom of the container? m3 O Impossible to tell O The gauge pressure decreases with the addition of the oil. O The gauge pressure increases with the addition of the oil. O The gauge pressure stays the same with the addition of the oil.

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