U-tube manometer is connected to a conical vessel as shown in figure. Manometer shows a reading of 8cm when the vessel is empty. What will be the reading on the manometer when the vessel is filled with water? Note: Right limb contains water before and after the vessel is filled. 0.08 m -1m- /1.75m

U-tube manometer is connected to a conical vessel as shown in figure. Manometer shows a reading of 8cm when the vessel is empty. What will be the reading on the manometer when the vessel is filled with water? Note: Right limb contains water before and after the vessel is filled. 0.08 m -1m- /1.75m

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U-tube manometer is connected to a conical vessel as shown in figure. Manometer shows a
reading of 8cm when the vessel is empty. What will be the reading on the manometer when the
vessel is filled with water?
Note: Right limb contains water before and after the vessel is filled.
0.08 m
11m1
/1.75m

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