The three containers in the figure below are filled with water to the same level. Rank the pressures at the bottom of the containers. HINT IT O PA = PB = PC O PA> PB = PC O PA = PB > PC O PA< PB < PC O PA> PB > PC

The three containers in the figure below are filled with water to the same level. Rank the pressures at the bottom of the containers. HINT IT O PA = PB = PC O PA> PB = PC O PA = PB > PC O PA< PB < PC O PA> PB > PC

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O PA = PB = PC
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