1) A vertical tube open to the atmosphere connected to a vein in the arm of a sick person as shown in the figure. Calculate the height that the blood will rise in the tube, knowing that the pressure measured on the patient's arm is 100 mmHg, the density of the blood g/cm3 1.05, and the density of the lily g/cm3 13.6 1) 1.29m 2) 2.29m 3) 0.29m 4) 0.29 cm 5) 0.029cm 8:59 ص

1) A vertical tube open to the atmosphere connected to a vein in the arm of a sick person as shown in the figure. Calculate the height that the blood will rise in the tube, knowing that the pressure measured on the patient's arm is 100 mmHg, the density of the blood g/cm3 1.05, and the density of the lily g/cm3 13.6 1) 1.29m 2) 2.29m 3) 0.29m 4) 0.29 cm 5) 0.029cm 8:59 ص

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