Question

( points total) You have decided to boil a small pot of water immersed in another large water as shown in the sketch below. Will the water in the small pot ever boil at steady staa conditions when the water in the big pot boils? Explain your answe there is always water in both pots at steady state conditions. n another large pot r. You should assume that water 5 points total) Two flasks, shown in the figure below, are filled to the same depth with roonm temperature water. They are both open at the top to the same atmospheric pressure. They both have the same area of their horizontal bottoms. However, because of their different vertical shapes, the weight of the water in the left flask is less than the weight of water in the right flask. Despite holding different weights of water, the pressure on the bottom of each is just the same. Explain physically this seeming paradox. (Note: Don't just write down an equation and write "because this equation says so"). depth

Answer 1

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