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For the tank shown in Fig. P2.37, determine the reading of the pressure gage if: (a) H 2 m, h 10 cm. (b) H = 0.8 m, h = 20 cm. (c) H = 6 ft, h = 4 in. (d) H = 2 ft, h 8 in. Air H Water h Hg

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