Q) In the figure below, Tank A is fixed, and tank B is accelerated up with 5 m/s. Will the pressure on the bottom of the tank A be higher or lower than the pressure on the bottom of the tank B? Tank A Tank B a = 5 m/s 8 m 2 m Water Water 2.

Q) In the figure below, Tank A is fixed, and tank B is accelerated up with 5 m/s. Will the pressure on the bottom of the tank A be higher or lower than the pressure on the bottom of the tank B? Tank A Tank B a = 5 m/s 8 m 2 m Water Water 2.

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Q) In the figure below, Tank A is fixed, and tank B is accelerated
up with 5 m/s?. Will the pressure on the bottom of the tank A be
higher or lower than the pressure on the bottom of the tank B?
Tank A
Tank B
a. = 5 m/s
8 m
2 m
Water
Water
2.

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