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If a vessel containing a fluid of density `rho` upto height h is accelerated vertically downwards with accelerations `a_(0)`. Then the pressure by fluid at the bottom of a vessel is

A

`p=p_(0)+rhogh+rhoha_(0)`

B

`p=p_(0)+rhogh`

C

`p=p_(0)+rhoh(g-a_(0))`

D

`p=p_(0)rhogh`

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