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Description: QUESTION 2By using Figure 2, calculate the pressure at Point A. Given SG oil 0.85 and SGmercury 13.6, a = 10 cm, b 30 cm, c 25 cm.SG oil = 0.8ACbaSG mercury = 13.6water

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QUESTION 2 By using Figure 2, calculate the pressure at Point A. Given SG oil 0.85 and SG mercury 13.6, a= 10 cm, b 30 cm, c = 25 cm. SG oil = 0.8 A C b a SG mercury = 13.6 water

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