4. A U-tube manometer filled with mercury is attached to a gas tank. The level ofmercury on the open end of the manometer is 40 cm higher than the level at theend attached to the tank. What is the gage pressure of the gas inside the tank?5. For item 4, what is the absolute pressure of the gas inside the tank?6. For item 4, if the level of mercury on the open end is 60 cm lower than the level atthe end attached to the tank, what is the absolute pressure of the gas?

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Given:4 Mercury manometer reading, h=40 cm=0.40 m6 Mercury manometer reading, h=60 cm=0.60 mFind:4…

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A U-tube manometer filled with mercury is attached to a gas tank. The level of mercury on the open end of the manometer is 40 cm higher than the level at the end attached to the tank. What is the gage pressure of the gas inside the tank? For item 4, what is the absolute pressure of the gas inside the tank? For item 4, if the level of mercury on the open end is 60 cm lower than the level at the end attached to the tank, what is the absolute pressure of the gas?

A U-tube manometer filled with mercury is attached to a gas tank. The level of mercury on the open end of the manometer is 40 cm higher than the level at the end attached to the tank. What is the gage pressure of the gas inside the tank? For item 4, what is the absolute pressure of the gas inside the tank? For item 4, if the level of mercury on the open end is 60 cm lower than the level at the end attached to the tank, what is the absolute pressure of the gas?

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