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Refferring to the previous illustration . If the pressure of the gas in the container is equal to ` 2xx10^(5)`Pa , find the corresponding length of the water column

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`h_(w) = ((P-P_(atm)))/(rho_(w)g) = (2xx10^(5) - 1xx 10^(5))/((10^(3))(9.8))= 10 m `
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