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The diagram below shows two identical glass tubes A and B tied with balloons at one end. Water is poured in tube A whereas kerosene is added in tube B. It is observed that bigger bulge is produced in tube A. Which of the following could explain this fact?


A

Kerosene oil is heavier than water

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B

Water has more density than kerosene oil

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C

Density of the liquid does not depend upon the liquid pressure

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D

Both B and C

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Solution

The correct option is B

Water has more density than kerosene oil


Liquid pressure depends upon the density of the liquid. It is observed that a bigger bulge is produced in tube A in which water is filled. This bigger bulging is due to the fact that water is heavier than kerosene oil because it has a higher density than kerosene oil.


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