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Example 3: Consider a glass that is half full of water that has a card placed over the top and is inverted. Assuming the air gap has a pressure that is less than atmospheric pressure, the water should stay in the glass. If that pressure is 99% of Ptrn, what is the max height of water that could be in the glass? (Hint: Start by using force balance

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