At 26ᴼC where the density of mercury is 13.53 g/cm3, the reading on the manometer filled with mercury is 60.75 cm. The local acceleration due to gravity is 9.784 m/s2. To what pressure in bar does the height of mercury correspond.

At 26ᴼC where the density of mercury is 13.53 g/cm3, the reading on the manometer filled with mercury is 60.75 cm. The local acceleration due to gravity is 9.784 m/s2. To what pressure in bar does the height of mercury correspond.

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