Two spheres containing gas are connected to each other and to a tube which is connected to the atmosphere as shown in the diagram. The tubes have a liquid with density p= 3400 in it. The height (measured from the lowest point in the liquid) of the top of the liquid exposed to the atmosphere is za = 52cm, the height of the liquid exposed to sphere ‘B' is z = 23cm, and the height of the liquid exposed to sphere 'C' is ze = 78cm. Atmosphere 12 ZAI 11. Which best describes the relations between the pressures in spheres 'B' and 'C' (p, and pe respectively) and the atmospheric pressure Patm- (a) Patm

Two spheres containing gas are connected to each other and to a tube which is connected to the atmosphere as shown in the diagram. The tubes have a liquid with density p= 3400 in it. The height (measured from the lowest point in the liquid) of the top of the liquid exposed to the atmosphere is za = 52cm, the height of the liquid exposed to sphere ‘B' is z = 23cm, and the height of the liquid exposed to sphere 'C' is ze = 78cm. Atmosphere 12 ZAI 11. Which best describes the relations between the pressures in spheres 'B' and 'C' (p, and pe respectively) and the atmospheric pressure Patm- (a) Patm

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