The adjacent figure shows a sketch of Boyle's law opparatus similar to the one that was used inthe lob. if the otmospheric pressure Pa = 760 mmg and knowing that the length of the gas column L = 5.7 cm and the height of mercury h = l4 cm then the pressure (in mmg) of the entropped gas in the closed left-hand-side tube is: O a 862.0 Ob 770.2 Oc 980.0 d. 874.0 O e. 764.5

The adjacent figure shows a sketch of Boyle's law opparatus similar to the one that was used inthe lob. if the otmospheric pressure Pa = 760 mmg and knowing that the length of the gas column L = 5.7 cm and the height of mercury h = l4 cm then the pressure (in mmg) of the entropped gas in the closed left-hand-side tube is: O a 862.0 Ob 770.2 Oc 980.0 d. 874.0 O e. 764.5

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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