The funnel is filled with water and oil to levels shwon. Determine the depth of oil h' that must be in the funnel so that water remains at depth C, and mercury is at h = .8 m from the top of the funnel. Take ? 900 kg/m³, ?w = 1000 kg/m³, and ?Hg = 13,550 3 kg/m³. 0.2 m h' 0.4 m 0.1 m] A Oil B Water- C D Mercury =

The funnel is filled with water and oil to levels shwon. Determine the depth of oil h' that must be in the funnel so that water remains at depth C, and mercury is at h = .8 m from the top of the funnel. Take ? 900 kg/m³, ?w = 1000 kg/m³, and ?Hg = 13,550 3 kg/m³. 0.2 m h' 0.4 m 0.1 m] A Oil B Water- C D Mercury =

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