a glass tube both ends are open is dipped inside mercury so that one half is...

a glass tube both ends are open is dipped inside mercury so that one half is above the mercury level. then the one half of open end is closed and taken out there with a

10 cm long mercury left. if atmospheric pressure is 76cnHG calculate the length of the tube

answer is 16 cm pls explain the answer

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genius_generous answered 3 months ago

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