) A U-tube manometer contains mercuryand water with both ends open, as shown in thefigure on the right. Given that the densities of waterkgand mercury are 998 and 13,550 respectively.masm³Find the value of h in the figure.aWater-Mercury0.3mhCd

Given, The density of water, ρw=998 kg/m3 The density of mercury, ρHg=13550 kg/m3 The height of the…

) A U-tube manometer contains mercury and water with both ends open, as shown in the figure on the right. Given that the densities of water and mercury are 998 and 13,550 Kg, respectively. Find the value of h in the figure. m3¹ Water- Mercury 0.3m h C d

) A U-tube manometer contains mercury and water with both ends open, as shown in the figure on the right. Given that the densities of water and mercury are 998 and 13,550 Kg, respectively. Find the value of h in the figure. m3¹ Water- Mercury 0.3m h C d

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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