Water is pumped up a hill through a pipe that gets smaller. At the top of the hill, the water exits the pipe into the air. The pressure in the pipe at the bottom of the hill is the same as air pressure higher than air pressure lower than air pressure

Water is pumped up a hill through a pipe that gets smaller. At the top of the hill, the water exits the pipe into the air. The pressure in the pipe at the bottom of the hill is the same as air pressure higher than air pressure lower than air pressure

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter15: Fluid Mechanics

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Water is pumped up a hill through a pipe that gets smaller. At the top of the hill, the water exits the pipe into the air. The pressure in the pipe at the bottom of the hill is
the same as air pressure
higher than air pressure
lower than air pressure

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