Which of the following statements regarding the formation and collapse of vapor bubbles in a liquid during cavitation is correct? Oa Vapor bubbles are formed when the fluid pressure drops below the vapor presure and collapses when the fluid pressure goes above the bubble pressure Ob Vapor bubbles are formed when the fluid pressure drops below the vapor pressure and collapses when the fluid pressure goes below the bubbie pressure De Vapor bubbles are formed when the fluid pressure goes above the vapor pressure and collapses when the fhuid pressure goes below the bubble pressure Od Vapor bubbles are formed when the fluid pressure goes above the vapor pressure and collapses when the fluid pressure goes above the bubble pressure

Which of the following statements regarding the formation and collapse of vapor bubbles in a liquid during cavitation is correct? Oa Vapor bubbles are formed when the fluid pressure drops below the vapor presure and collapses when the fluid pressure goes above the bubble pressure Ob Vapor bubbles are formed when the fluid pressure drops below the vapor pressure and collapses when the fluid pressure goes below the bubbie pressure De Vapor bubbles are formed when the fluid pressure goes above the vapor pressure and collapses when the fhuid pressure goes below the bubble pressure Od Vapor bubbles are formed when the fluid pressure goes above the vapor pressure and collapses when the fluid pressure goes above the bubble pressure

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