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Chimneys don't get smoke in the house because of...? Choices: ----------------------------------------- A. Archimedes's Principle B. Bernoulli's Principle C. Pascal's Principle D. hydraulics
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Chimneys don't get smoke in the house because of...?

Choices:
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A. Archimedes's Principle
B. Bernoulli's Principle
C. Pascal's Principle
D. hydraulics

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B :D

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B. Hydraulics I hope that helps
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