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33. Liquid filled in the container has density 5 kg/m3. If the container is moving horizontally with acceleration as2 m/s2 then pressure difference between two points A and B, which are at the same level with separationbetween them 50 cm, will be50 cm2(2) 2.5 N/m2(4) Zero(3) 7.5 N/m2alinuid fillad in a cantainer will make with horizontal if the containe

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