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An ideal fluid flows in the pipe as shown in the figure. The pressure in the fluid at the bottom `P_(2)` is the same as it is at the top `P_(1)`. If the velocity of the top `v_(1) = 2 m//s`. Then the ratio of areas `A_(1)//A_(2)`, is

A

`2:1`

B

`4:1`

C

`8:1`

D

`4:3`

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