Trouble with cylinders
There are two hollow cylinders, both having different area of cross sections, and have two pistons (not mass less) and are tightly fitted with a cork. The mass of first piston is m1=1kg, m2=2kg. Both the cylinders contain an ideal monoatomic gas, and the initial level of their heights is the same as h0= 2/3 m. . If the mass of the piston is made as large as that of the second piston, then calculate the difference in heights of the pistons. (the cylinders are communicating).
The answer is 1.
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