F4 54 R 85.2 kPa 0.0852 kPa F5 8.52 kPa 432kPa Question 40 % c 20 5 T F6 V6 A U F7 Y 144 87 & FB 7 6.39 cm F9 * 8 U 4 8 I 2 pts D 5 F10 9 1 Insert 9 O F11 ) 0 D 1 F12 1 P* Prt Sc Sys 1 Consider the image of a closed-end manometer below. The fluid in the manometer is mercury. Calculate the pressure in the gas chamber. Gas Closed end 6.39 cm

F4 54 R 85.2 kPa 0.0852 kPa F5 8.52 kPa 432kPa Question 40 % c 20 5 T F6 V6 A U F7 Y 144 87 & FB 7 6.39 cm F9 * 8 U 4 8 I 2 pts D 5 F10 9 1 Insert 9 O F11 ) 0 D 1 F12 1 P* Prt Sc Sys 1 Consider the image of a closed-end manometer below. The fluid in the manometer is mercury. Calculate the pressure in the gas chamber. Gas Closed end 6.39 cm

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