Rank in order, from highest to lowest, the liquid heights $h_a$ to $h_d$ .The air flow is from left to right. The liquid columns are not drawn to scale
Rank in order, from highest to lowest, the liquid heights $h_a$ to $h_d$ .The air flow is from left to right. The liquid columns are not drawn to scale
- A
$h_a > h_b = h_d > h_c$
- B
$h_b = h_d > h_c > h_a$
- C
$h_d > h_c > h_b > h_a$
- D
$h_b > h_d > h_c > h_a$
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