10. The manometer below (picture A) holds a thick immiscible fluid. When a 22-cm tall column of water in poured into the tube (picture B), the equilibrium value of H is 16.5 cm. Calculate the density of the immiscible fluid.

10. The manometer below (picture A) holds a thick immiscible fluid. When a 22-cm tall column of water in poured into the tube (picture B), the equilibrium value of H is 16.5 cm. Calculate the density of the immiscible fluid.

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