A manometer contains a fluid having a density of 800kg/m. The difference in height of the two columns 300mm. What pressure difference is indicated? What would be the height difference be if a manometer containing mercury (density of 13600kg/m³) had measured this same pressure difference?

A manometer contains a fluid having a density of 800kg/m. The difference in height of the two columns 300mm. What pressure difference is indicated? What would be the height difference be if a manometer containing mercury (density of 13600kg/m³) had measured this same pressure difference?

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