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What will hapPpen to the reading of the spring balance if the water is replaced with mercury. p oil=930 kg/m3 p water=1000 kg/m3 p Mercury=13590 kg/m³ F pVg O decrease by 2 O decrease O not changed V increase

What will hapPpen to the reading of the spring balance if the water is replaced with mercury. p oil=930 kg/m3 p water=1000 kg/m3 p Mercury=13590 kg/m³ F pVg O decrease by 2 O decrease O not changed V increase

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What will hapPpen to the reading of the spring balance if the water is replaced with mercury.
p oil=930 kg/m3
p water=1000 kg/m3
F pVg
p Mercury=13590 kg/m
O decrease by 2
O decrease
O not changed
M increase
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