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The figure shows a side view of a mountain that extends below the water's surface. At which point would the pressure be the greatest?

The figure shows a side view of a mountain that extends below the water's surface. At which point would the pressure be the greatest?
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The figure shows a side view of a mountain that extends below the water's surface. At which point would the pressure be the greatest?

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a because iā€™m smart n i know everything because yea anyway bye
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