Please answer this. I will surely upvote!!! A tall cylinder whose height is h=12.9 cm is initially filled with water (1.00 g/cm³) up to h=5.99 cm. Oil(0.78 g/cm³) is then poured into the cylinder up to the brim of the cylinder. What is the absolutepressure at the bottom of the cylinder?OilhcWater102873 PaO 1115 PaO 102415 PaO 1573 Pa

Given Height of cylinder= hc = 12.9 cm Height of water = hw = 5.99 cm Density of water = 1 g/cm3…

A tall cylinder whose height is h=12.9 cm is initially filled with water (1.00 g/cm) up to h=5.99 cm. Oil (0.78 g/cm) is then poured into the cylinder up to the brim of the cylinder. What is the absolute pressure at the bottom of the cylinder? Oil hc Water 102873 Pa O 1115 Pa O 102415 Pa O 1573 Pa T hw

A tall cylinder whose height is h=12.9 cm is initially filled with water (1.00 g/cm) up to h=5.99 cm. Oil (0.78 g/cm) is then poured into the cylinder up to the brim of the cylinder. What is the absolute pressure at the bottom of the cylinder? Oil hc Water 102873 Pa O 1115 Pa O 102415 Pa O 1573 Pa T hw

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A tall cylinder whose height is h=12.9 cm is initially filled with water (1.00 g/cm³) up to h=5.99 cm. Oil
(0.78 g/cm³) is then poured into the cylinder up to the brim of the cylinder. What is the absolute
pressure at the bottom of the cylinder?
Oil
hc
Water
102873 Pa
O 1115 Pa
O 102415 Pa
O 1573 Pa

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