A U-tube manometer using mercury shows that the gas pressure inside a tank is 30cm. Calculate the actual pressure of the gas inside the vessel if the local barometer gives atmospheric pressure as 1 bar Take g = 9.805 m/s?, density of mercury=13600kg/m3 Select one: О a. 1.40 КРа O b. 1.60 Bar O .0.40 Bar O d. 1.40 Bar

A U-tube manometer using mercury shows that the gas pressure inside a tank is 30cm. Calculate the actual pressure of the gas inside the vessel if the local barometer gives atmospheric pressure as 1 bar Take g = 9.805 m/s?, density of mercury=13600kg/m3 Select one: О a. 1.40 КРа O b. 1.60 Bar O .0.40 Bar O d. 1.40 Bar

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A U-tube manometer using mercury shows that the gas pressure inside a tank is 30cm.
Calculate the actual pressure of the gas inside the vessel if the local barometer gives
atmospheric pressure as 1 bar Take g = 9.805 m/s?, density of mercury=13600kg/m3
Select one:
O a. 1.40 KPa
O b. 1.60 Bar
O .0.40 Bar
O d. 1.40 Bar

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