4. Air trapped in the sealed lower end of capillary tube by mercury column as shown in Figure 2. The top of the tube is open. The temperature is 14°C, and atmospheric pressure is 740 mmHg. What length would the trapped air column have if the temperature were 8.0 cm 30°C and atmospheric pressure were 760 mmHg? 12 cm Figure 2.

4. Air trapped in the sealed lower end of capillary tube by mercury column as shown in Figure 2. The top of the tube is open. The temperature is 14°C, and atmospheric pressure is 740 mmHg. What length would the trapped air column have if the temperature were 8.0 cm 30°C and atmospheric pressure were 760 mmHg? 12 cm Figure 2.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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