1- The figure below shows a physical apparatus known as communicating vessels with a liquid of density p rotating around an imaginary axis. with speed w. Using the appropriate concepts in the room, find a relationship between hl, h2, xl and x2. B hi X2

1- The figure below shows a physical apparatus known as communicating vessels with a liquid of density p rotating around an imaginary axis. with speed w. Using the appropriate concepts in the room, find a relationship between hl, h2, xl and x2. B hi X2

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