using equation
v^2 = u^2 + 2gh
for surface of mercury
0 = v1^2 - 2*g1*y1
y1 = v1^2/(2*g1) ..... eq1
for surface of tethys
0 = v2^2 - 2*g2*y2
y2 = v2^2/(2*g2) ...... eq2
eq2 / eq1
y2/y1 = (49*v1^2/(2*g2) )/(v1^2/(2*g1) )
y2/y1 = (49*g1/g2)
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