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A U tube of cross section A and 2A contains liquid of density 
. Initially, the liquid in the two arms are held with a level difference h as shown in figure. After being released, the levels equalize after some time. The work done by gravity forces on the liquid in the process is
- zero
- None
The correct answer is:
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