Points A, B, and C are located inside the same pond. Points A and B are each below…

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Points A, B, and C are located inside the same pond. Points A and B are each 0.50 m0.50\,\text{m} below the water surface; point A is at the center of the pond, and point B is next to the shore. Point C is 1.0 m1.0\,\text{m} below the surface at the center. Rank the magnitudes of the pressures PAP_A, PBP_B, and PCP_C from greatest to least. (a) PC=PA=PBP_C=P_A=P_B (b) PA>PB>PCP_A>P_B>P_C (c) PC>PA=PBP_C>P_A=P_B (d) PC>PB>PAP_C>P_B>P_A

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