5. A mercury U-tube barometer is used to measure atmospheric pressüre. of the tube is closed off and evacuated so that the pressure there is zero. The other end is open to the atmosphere. Consider the U-tube barometer in the figure, what is the height h of the mercury column if the pressure is 1 atm?

5. A mercury U-tube barometer is used to measure atmospheric pressüre. of the tube is closed off and evacuated so that the pressure there is zero. The other end is open to the atmosphere. Consider the U-tube barometer in the figure, what is the height h of the mercury column if the pressure is 1 atm?

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