Two barometers are put at the same location. The specific weight of liquid of the first barometer is γ1 = 10.77 kN/m3, and the specific weight of the second one is γ2 = 11.06 kN/m3. If the liquid height to the freesurface of the first barometer is h1 = 8.26 m, calculate the liquid height of the second barometer, h2_______m

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Two barometers are put at the same location. The specific weight of liquid of the first barometer is γ₁ = 10.77 kN/m³, and the specific weight of the second one is γ₂ = 11.06 kN/m³. If the liquid height to the freesurface of the first barometer is h1 = 8.26 m, calculate the liquid height of the second barometer, h2_______m

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Specific weight of first liquid $(γ_{1})$ =10.7kN/m³

Height of first liquid $(h_{1})$ =8.26m

Specific weight of second liquid $(γ_{2})$ =11.06kN/m³

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Height of second liquid $(h_{2})$

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