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Assume constant temperature if the tube is changed to vertical position and the pallet comes down by 5 cm then find out `P_(0) `

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For upper part
`P _(1)V_(1) =P_(0) V_(0)`
`P _(1)35A =P_(0) 30A`
`P _(1) =(30)/(35) P _(0)…(i)`
For lower part
`P _(2)V_(2) =P_(0) V _(0)`
`P_(0) 30 A = P_(2) 25 A`
`P _(2) = (30)/(25) P_(0)…(ii)`
Again
`P_(1) + 40 =P_(2) ...(iii)`
From (i) and (ii)
`(30)/(25) P _(0) + 40 = (30)/(25) P _(0)`
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