2) On a day when the pressure from the atmosphere is 101.3 kPa, how high in m would be the reading of a barometer containing a liquid of density 900 kg/m³? A) 6.8 m В) 1.9 m C) 0.76 m D) 9.5 m E) 12.8 m F) 10.3 m G) 11.5 m H) 0.93 m I) None of these

2) On a day when the pressure from the atmosphere is 101.3 kPa, how high in m would be the reading of a barometer containing a liquid of density 900 kg/m³? A) 6.8 m В) 1.9 m C) 0.76 m D) 9.5 m E) 12.8 m F) 10.3 m G) 11.5 m H) 0.93 m I) None of these

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2) On a day when the pressure from the atmosphere is 101.3 kPa, how high in m would be the
reading of a barometer containing a liquid of density 900 kg/m³?
A) 6.8 m
В) 1.9 m
C) 0.76 m
D) 9.5 m
E) 12.8 m
F) 10.3 m
G) 11.5 m
H) 0.93 m
I) None of these

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