Figure shows two containers connected with two U- shaped piezometer. The upper U-shaped piezometer has liquid with density Pa, the height difference of intersurface is A. The lower U-shaped piezometer has liquid with density PB, the height difference of intersurface is B. Find the density of liquid in two containers p. (present with pPA: PB, A, B) PB

Figure shows two containers connected with two U- shaped piezometer. The upper U-shaped piezometer has liquid with density Pa, the height difference of intersurface is A. The lower U-shaped piezometer has liquid with density PB, the height difference of intersurface is B. Find the density of liquid in two containers p. (present with pPA: PB, A, B) PB

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