The figure shows two closed spaces filled with air, so if the barometer reading is equal to 750mmHg, the external manometer reading is 25 mmHg, and the scale A reads the pressure 200 kpa What will the reading of the inner manometer (x) be? Note that the standard density of mercury is equal to 13.56 Patn Air E 25 Air ,200 kpa

The figure shows two closed spaces filled with air, so if the barometer reading is equal to 750mmHg, the external manometer reading is 25 mmHg, and the scale A reads the pressure 200 kpa What will the reading of the inner manometer (x) be? Note that the standard density of mercury is equal to 13.56 Patn Air E 25 Air ,200 kpa

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