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Q5: The compartments (B) 4 C) in figure below are closed & filed with air. When the gauges (A) 4 (D) read as indicated, when should be the value of G) for gaug eCE)? (Mercury in each U-tube gauge) 2.07 bar B. 254 Air Air

Q5: The compartments (B) 4 C) in figure below are closed & filed with air. When the gauges (A) 4 (D) read as indicated, when should be the value of G) for gaug eCE)? (Mercury in each U-tube gauge) 2.07 bar B. 254 Air Air

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