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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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A beaker is filled with an unknown liquid up to a depth of10.00cm. The gauge pressure at the bottom of the beaker is measured to be 1540.00PaWhat is the density of the liquid contained in the beaker? 1571.43kg/m^3 <---- ans to 1, help with following question.

Does the gauge pressure at the bottom of the beaker increase more if a student adds a 15.00cm layer of oil (?_oil=895

kg/m^3) or of the unknown liquid?

a. The gauge pressure increases more with the addition of the unknown fluid.

b. The gauge pressure increases the same with the addition of either fluid.

c. The gauge pressure increases more with the addition of the oil.

d. Impossible to tell.

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