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What would be `Psi_(P)` in cell A and cell B respectively ?

A

`+ 800,+600 kP_(a)`

B

`-1000,-600 kP_(a)`

C

`+3200,+2200 kP_(a)`

D

`-800,-600 kP_(a)`

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The correct Answer is:
A
Cell `A,Psi_(P)=Psi_(W)-Psi_(S)=-1200-(-2000)=+800kP_(a)`
Cell `B ,Psi_(P)=Psi_(W)-Psi_(S)=-800-(-1400)=-800+1400=+600kP_(a)`
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