1. The tank in the figure below can be emptied by removing a 3 cm diameter stopper at the right corner. 20 N of force will cause this stopper to be pushed out of the tank, releasing stored water. For this situation, what will be the reading h on the manometer (manometer fluid SG 13.6)? water 45° h [1 cm Plug, D = 3 cm mercury

1. The tank in the figure below can be emptied by removing a 3 cm diameter stopper at the right corner. 20 N of force will cause this stopper to be pushed out of the tank, releasing stored water. For this situation, what will be the reading h on the manometer (manometer fluid SG 13.6)? water 45° h [1 cm Plug, D = 3 cm mercury

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