(b) According to the Bernoulli's principle. Explain why the height of water column in tube B is shorter than that of tube A and C and why the heights of water column in tube A and B are equal. (Non-anonymous question0) * А В A в с C

(b) According to the Bernoulli's principle. Explain why the height of water column in tube B is shorter than that of tube A and C and why the heights of water column in tube A and B are equal. (Non-anonymous question0) * А В A в с C

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Description: Problem 4(b) According to the Bernoulli's principle. Explain why the height of water column in tube Bis shorter than that of tube A and C and why the heights of water column in tube A and B areequal. (Non-anonymous questionO) *AАВ СC

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