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1 cm of mercury = 13328 dynes/cm^2Centimeters of Mercury is a small pressure unit which represents…

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1. The pressure of 1cm of mercury (assume specific weight of mercury is 13.6) is Int/m² 1320dynes/cm² _13328dyne/cm² 1.333nt/cm2 In horizontal steady state flow water moves from: high to low pressure potential gravitational potential low to high high to low gravitational potential