A mercury manometer is used to measure the pressure (Pgas) of a gas enclosed in a container. On Earth, there is a height difference Ah between the two columns of mercury, as shown in the diagram. Po Pgas mercury This device is now taken to Jupiter (acceleration of gravity gJup 24.79 m/s2) and used in an enclosure which is kept at the Earth's atmospheric pressure (Po 101 kPa). What happens to Ah? Ah would increase Ah would not change Not enough information to tell Ah would decrease

A mercury manometer is used to measure the pressure (Pgas) of a gas enclosed in a container. On Earth, there is a height difference Ah between the two columns of mercury, as shown in the diagram. Po Pgas mercury This device is now taken to Jupiter (acceleration of gravity gJup 24.79 m/s2) and used in an enclosure which is kept at the Earth's atmospheric pressure (Po 101 kPa). What happens to Ah? Ah would increase Ah would not change Not enough information to tell Ah would decrease

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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