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22 May, 21:33

If the vapor pressure of a liquid is being measured with a manometer, what will happen to the mercury levels on each side if the vapor pressure of the liquid is increased?

a. One side's level will go up and one side's level will go down.

b. Both sides' levels will be unaffected.

d. Both sides' levels will drop.

c. Both sides' levels will rise.

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