When the U-tube is not rotated, the water stands in the tube as shown below. If the tube is rotated about the left leg (1) as shown. (@ = 5rad/s) a. Z, – Z2 2g w212 b. Z, - Z2 1 2g c. Z1 - Z2 2g d. Zz - Z2 0.7€ |1 = 25 cm %3D

When the U-tube is not rotated, the water stands in the tube as shown below. If the tube is rotated about the left leg (1) as shown. (@ = 5rad/s) a. Z, – Z2 2g w212 b. Z, - Z2 1 2g c. Z1 - Z2 2g d. Zz - Z2 0.7€ |1 = 25 cm %3D

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Description: When the U-tube is not rotated, the water stands in the tube as shown below. If thetube is rotated about the left leg (1) as shown.(@ = 5rad/s)a. Zz – Z22gw2121b. Z, - Z2|2gc. Z1 - Z22gd. Z, - Z20.7e|1 = 25 cm

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