Volume Comparison of Air in Jar A and Water in Jar B
What statement is supported by the evidence shown?
A. If the lids are removed, the volume of the air in Jar A will change, but the volume of water in Jar B will not change.
B. If lids are removed, the volume of the air in Jar A will not change, but the volume of water in Jar B will change.
C. The volume of the air in Jar A is less than the volume of water in Jar B.
D. The volume of the air in Jar A is greater than the volume of water in Jar B.
Answer:
D for answer
Explanation:
The air column determines the frequency of the sound produced, less air column produces increased frequency. Jar B has lesser air column above water and it will produce higher pitch.
Final answer:
Without specific information about the volume of the jars, none of the given options can be conclusively supported. Removing the lid does not change the volume of the air or water, and the comparison between the volume of air and water cannot be made without more information.
The comparison of the volume of air in Jar A with the volume of water in Jar B can be complex without additional information. However, let us make some general assumptions to answer this question using the principles of Physics. Option A assumes that removing the lid will somehow change the volume of the air in Jar A, which is incorrect, because the volume of air will remain constant whether the lid is on or off. The same logic applies to the water in Jar B, the volume of which will not change if the lid is removed, making Option B incorrect as well.
Options C and D cannot be accurately determined without knowing the specific volumes of the individual jars. Therefore, none of the statements A to D can be definitively supported by the information given.