Two cylindrical vessels of cross-sectional area A and 2A are connected through a pipe of cross- and length I as shown in the 2 sectional area - figure. In equilibrium the liquid surface is at height h. The angular frequency of oscillation of fluid when the surface is disturbed will be Ak 2A A/2

Two cylindrical vessels of cross-sectional area A and 2A are connected through a pipe of cross- and length I as shown in the 2 sectional area - figure. In equilibrium the liquid surface is at height h. The angular frequency of oscillation of fluid when the surface is disturbed will be Ak 2A A/2

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Two cylindrical vessels of cross-sectional area A
and 2A are connected through a pipe of cross-
and length I as shown in the
2
sectional area
-
figure. In equilibrium the liquid surface is at height
h. The angular frequency of oscillation of fluid when
the surface is disturbed will be
Ak
2A
A/2

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