A vessel containing `0.1 m^(3)` of air at `76 cm` of Hg is connected to an evacuated vessel of capacity `0.09 m^(3)`. The resultant air pressure is:
A
20 cm of Hg
B
30 cm of Hg
C
40 cm of Hg
D
60 cm of Hg
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