Elements Of Electromagnetics
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When a u-tube (manometer) is connected to the atmosphere on one side and a pressurized tire on the other side, which is true? A. The height of the liquid on the tire side is higher due to more particle collisions with the liquid. B. The height of the liquid on the tire side is lower due to more particle collisions with the liquid. C. The height of the liquid on the tire side is higher due to fewer particle collisions with the liquid. D. The height of the liquid on the tire side is lower due to fewer particle collisions with the liquid
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