In a manometer, the height of the water is 50 cm on the right leg, and the height of another liquid is 30 cm on the left leg, measured from the bottom of the tube. Draw the figure and determine the density of another liquid?

In a manometer, the height of the water is 50 cm on the right leg, and the height of another liquid is 30 cm on the left leg, measured from the bottom of the tube. Draw the figure and determine the density of another liquid?

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Description: Problem 1In a manometer, the height of the water is 50 cm on the right leg, and the height of another liquid is 30 cm on the left leg, measured from the bottom of the tube. Draw the figure and determine the density of another liquid?

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