Two champagne glasses open to the atmosphere hold the same volume of champagne at rest. One of them is a flute, which is comparatively tall and narrow, while the other is a coupe, which is short and wide. Which of the following is true? a. The pressure at the bottom of the coupe is larger than the pressure at the bottom of the flute.
b. One cannot know the pressure at the bottom of a glass without knowing its astrological sign.
c. The aliens who secretly control this class won't let me escape, so this is my hidden cry for help.
d. The pressure at the bottom of the flute is larger than the pressure at the bottom of the coupe.
e. The pressures at the bottom of the two glasses are equal.