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A mercury-oil manometer has a gage difference of 0.5m (difference in elevation of menisci). The difference in pressure, measured in metres of water is(take specific gravity of oil is 0.8)

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mercury-oil manometer has a gage difference of 0.5m (difference in elevation of menisci). The difference in pressure, measured in metres of water is(take specific gravity of oil is 0.8)

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mercury-oil manometer has a gage difference of 0.5m (difference in elevation of menisci). The difference in pressure, measured in metres of water is(take specific gravity of oil is 0.8)

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