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Consider gases confined by a liquid, as shown below. Density of the liquid = `d.gmL^(-1) h_1 and h_3 ` in mm and `p_1 , p_2 and p_3` in mm Hg. 

In terms of barometric pressure `(P_(atm))`is 

A

`p_(atm) + 0.1 h_1d`

B

`p_(atm) - 0.1 h_1d`

C

`p_(atm) + h_1d`

D

`p_(atm) - h_1d`

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The correct Answer is:
A
`P_1 > P_("atm") , P_("atm") + (h_1 dg)_(CGS) = P_1`
`P_1 = P_("atm") + h_1 xx d/1000 xx 100 = P_("atm") + 0.1 h_1d` .
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