Question 21 Calculate the pressure difference (in Pa) that must be generated by a vertical drinking straw of the length 20 cm in order to drink a water-like liquid? O A. 1.96 x 103 Pa OB. 1.47 x 103 Pa OC164 x 103 Pa OD. 1.90 x 103 Pa OE. 1.87 x 103 Pa

Question 21 Calculate the pressure difference (in Pa) that must be generated by a vertical drinking straw of the length 20 cm in order to drink a water-like liquid? O A. 1.96 x 103 Pa OB. 1.47 x 103 Pa OC164 x 103 Pa OD. 1.90 x 103 Pa OE. 1.87 x 103 Pa

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