Science Physics Fluid Mechanics
suppose you were able to blow air out of your mouth at one third of an atmosphere pressure. How tall a column of water could your mouth air pressure push up a straw?
I know atm pressure is 1 atm
but I'm really confused about how to go about this problem. thanks!
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