You place an open bottle filled with olive oil (density880 kg/m³) in a container filled with water so that thesurfaces of both liquids are at the same level. The bottlehas a hole in it 18cm below the surface that is initiallyclosed with adhesive tape, as shown in (Figure 1).Figure1 of 2dOil Using Pascal's laws, predict what will happen when you remove the tape. Assume that the bottle is rigid and does not deform.Because the pressure in the bottle is greater than in the container, oil will flow out from the bottle and float to the surface,creating the layer above the surface of the water with a height of Ah until the pressure at the hole is the same inside andoutside the bottle.Because the pressure in the container is greater than in the bottle, water will enter the bottle and sink to the bottom,pushing the oil up a distance Ah until the pressure at the hole is the same inside and outside the bottle.Because the pressure in the bottle is greater than in the container, oil will flow out from the bottle and sink to the bottom,pushing the water up a distance Ah until the pressure at the hole is the same inside and outside the bottle.Because the pressure in the container is greater than in the bottle, water will enter the bottle and float to the surface,creating the layer above the surface of the oil with a height of Ah until the pressure at the hole is the same inside andoutside the bottle.

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You place an open bottle filled with olive oil (density 880 kg/m³) in a container filled with water so that the surfaces of both liquids are at the same level. The bottle has a hole in it 18cm below the surface that is initially closed with adhesive tape, as shown in (Figure 1). Figure O 1 of 2 > d Oil

You place an open bottle filled with olive oil (density 880 kg/m³) in a container filled with water so that the surfaces of both liquids are at the same level. The bottle has a hole in it 18cm below the surface that is initially closed with adhesive tape, as shown in (Figure 1). Figure O 1 of 2 > d Oil

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You place an open bottle filled with olive oil (density
880 kg/m³) in a container filled with water so that the
surfaces of both liquids are at the same level. The bottle
has a hole in it 18cm below the surface that is initially
closed with adhesive tape, as shown in (Figure 1).
Figure
1 of 2
d
Oil

Using Pascal's laws, predict what will happen when you remove the tape. Assume that the bottle is rigid and does not deform.
Because the pressure in the bottle is greater than in the container, oil will flow out from the bottle and float to the surface,
creating the layer above the surface of the water with a height of Ah until the pressure at the hole is the same inside and
outside the bottle.
Because the pressure in the container is greater than in the bottle, water will enter the bottle and sink to the bottom,
pushing the oil up a distance Ah until the pressure at the hole is the same inside and outside the bottle.
Because the pressure in the bottle is greater than in the container, oil will flow out from the bottle and sink to the bottom,
pushing the water up a distance Ah until the pressure at the hole is the same inside and outside the bottle.
Because the pressure in the container is greater than in the bottle, water will enter the bottle and float to the surface,
creating the layer above the surface of the oil with a height of Ah until the pressure at the hole is the same inside and
outside the bottle.

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You place an open bottle filled with olive oil (density 880 kg/m^3) in a container filled with water so that the surfaces of both liquids are at the same level. The bottle has a hole in it 18cm below the surface that is initially closed with adhesive tape, as shown in (Figure 1). Determine the vertical distance Δh between the oil surface and water surface after the tape is removed and the equilibrium is reached. Assume that the volume of water is much greater than the volume of olive oil, so that the decrease in the water level is negligible.