PLEASE INDICATE COMPLETE SOLUTION AND 4 DECIMALS 2. Determine the height of the water from the right leg if the liquid added in the left leg has a density of1240 kg/m, has a liquid height of 6 cm and the pressure onto the liquid' s leg is 1. 25 kPa.

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