The apparatus constructed by Eugenijus Umezius and Timothy Gasperich is hown in the figure. When water is poured into any of the tube in the apparatus, flow ccurs until the levels are even and the pressure is equilibrated. The pressure at any oint in the apparatus depends only the depth of the water and not on the shape of the ubes. Determine the absolute pressure (in Pa) at all points? A 9.0 cm B. 8.0 cm

The apparatus constructed by Eugenijus Umezius and Timothy Gasperich is hown in the figure. When water is poured into any of the tube in the apparatus, flow ccurs until the levels are even and the pressure is equilibrated. The pressure at any oint in the apparatus depends only the depth of the water and not on the shape of the ubes. Determine the absolute pressure (in Pa) at all points? A 9.0 cm B. 8.0 cm

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The apparatus constructed by Eugenijus Umezius and Timothy Gasperich is
shown in the figure. When water is poured into any of the tube in the apparatus, flow
occurs until the levels are even and the pressure is equilibrated. The pressure at any
point in the apparatus depends only the depth of the water and not on the shape of the
tubes. Determine the absolute pressure (in Pa) at all points?
9.0 cm
B
8.0 cm
C

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