a) [ In the apparatus shown in Figure (a), 50 cm of oil column is poured into the leftarm of the U-tube. In order to make the two surfaces level, air starts to flow at the top asshown in Figure (b). What is the volume flow rate Q of the air? [Pglycerin 1260 kg/m³; Poll-750 kg/m³; Pair 1.20 kg/m³]. [Answer in 2 significant figures]108.2 cmLoilAirOilhGlycerin(a)1.0 cm8.2 cmLailAir(b)1.0 cmQ

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a) [ In the apparatus shown in Figure (a), 50 cm of oil column is poured into the left arm of the U-tube. In order to make the two surfaces level, air starts to flow at the top as 1260 kg/m³; Poll shown in Figure (b). What is the volume flow rate Q of the air? [Pglycerin 750 kg/m³; Pair - 1.20 kg/m³]. [Answer in 2 significant figures] BE

a) [ In the apparatus shown in Figure (a), 50 cm of oil column is poured into the left arm of the U-tube. In order to make the two surfaces level, air starts to flow at the top as 1260 kg/m³; Poll shown in Figure (b). What is the volume flow rate Q of the air? [Pglycerin 750 kg/m³; Pair - 1.20 kg/m³]. [Answer in 2 significant figures] BE

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