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Description: If you measured h=890.9 mm Hg using simple manometer, then the pressure (in kpa) will be:(Given: Mercuryspecific gravity is 13.55)Select one:a. 127.33b. 100.61O c. 109.51O d. 136.24e. 118.42

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If you measured h=890.9 mm Hg using simple manometer, then the pressure (in kpa) will be:(Given: Mercury specific gravity is 13.55) Select one: a. 127.33 b. 100.61 O c. 109.51 O d. 136.24 Oe 118.42

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