In the figure shown, the distance y + 1/2 z = 1.20 m. When fluid A is glycerin with AG = 1.26, fluid B is mercury, and the pressure at "m" is vacuum of 37 kPa, compute "z". FLUID A FLUID B MERCURY a. -0.380 m b. -0.407 m c. 0.174 m O d. 0.196 m N-

In the figure shown, the distance y + 1/2 z = 1.20 m. When fluid A is glycerin with AG = 1.26, fluid B is mercury, and the pressure at "m" is vacuum of 37 kPa, compute "z". FLUID A FLUID B MERCURY a. -0.380 m b. -0.407 m c. 0.174 m O d. 0.196 m N-

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In the figure shown, the distance y + 1/2 z =
1.20 m. When fluid A is glycerin with AG =
1.26, fluid B is mercury, and the pressure at
"m" is vacuum of 37 kPa, compute "z".
FLUID A
FLUID B
MERCURY
a. -0.380 m
b. -0.407 m
c. 0.174 m
O d. 0.196 m

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