The gage pressure of the air in the tank, as shown in the figure is measured to be 80 KPa. Determine the elevation h in cm of the mercury column. Neglect the effect of the atmosphere. P= B0 KPa Oil (sp.gr=0172) 오 75 cm. AIR 30 cm WATER Hg (sp gr. e13.6) 'water

The gage pressure of the air in the tank, as shown in the figure is measured to be 80 KPa. Determine the elevation h in cm of the mercury column. Neglect the effect of the atmosphere. P= B0 KPa Oil (sp.gr=0172) 오 75 cm. AIR 30 cm WATER Hg (sp gr. e13.6) 'water

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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