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If same amount of gas is trapped over liquid (a) and liquid (b) in following containers. Assuming temperature and cross-sectional area of container are same. `P_(atm)=760mm Hg,d_(Hg)=13.6 g//mL`

The density of liquid (b) will be:

A

`5g//cc`

B

`10 g//cc`

C

`15 g//cc`

D

`20 g//cc`

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