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[No.6] Consider a double-fluid manometer as shown in the figure, attached to an air tank. If one fluid is mercury, determine the density of the other fluid for the given pressure. Take Patm= 100 kPa.

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P= 80 kPa,
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[No.6] Consider a double-fluid manometer as shown in the figure, attached to an air tank. If
one fluid is mercury, determine the density of the other fluid for the given pressure. Take
Patm= 100 kPa.

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