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Determine the pressure difference (in Pascal) of point A and point B. Specific gravities: Benzene 0.87, Kerosene 0.78 -Kerosene Benzene 40 cm 9 cm 20 cm Mercury 8 cm 14 cm Water

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Determine the pressure difference (in Pascal) of point A and
point B. Specific gravities: Benzene = 0.87, Kerosene = 0.78
Kerosene
Benzene
Air
B
9 ст
40 cm
20 cm
Mercury
8 cm
14 cm
Water

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