5 Assuming the density of air to be 1 295 kg m-3 , find the fall in barometric - Physics - Fluids

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5 Assuming the density of air to be 1 295 kg m-3 , find
the fall in barometric height in mm of Hg at a height of 107 m
above the sea level Take density of mercury = 13 6 ×
103 kg m-3
(Answer:- 10 mm of Hg)

Fahad · Accepted Answer

Fall in height is
=(Dair*H above sea level)/D
Hg
​=(1 295*107)/13600
~0 01m
=10 mm

5. Assuming the density of air to be 1.295 kg m-3 , find the fall in barometric height in mm of Hg at a height of 107 m above the sea level. Take density of mercury = 13.6 × 103 kg m-3 . (Answer:- 10 mm of Hg)

5. Assuming the density of air to be 1.295 kg m^-3 , find the fall in barometric height in mm of Hg at a height of 107 m above the sea level. Take density of mercury = 13.6 $\times$ 10³ kg m^-3 .
(Answer:- 10 mm of Hg)