24. Determine the absolute pressure required to lift the column of water from 5m depth. Assume atmospheric condition of 101,325Pa and density of water at 1000kg/m³. a. 81,705Pa b. 52,275Pa c. 49,803PA d. 50,313PA

24. Determine the absolute pressure required to lift the column of water from 5m depth. Assume atmospheric condition of 101,325Pa and density of water at 1000kg/m³. a. 81,705Pa b. 52,275Pa c. 49,803PA d. 50,313PA

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