Use the following scenario for the next two questions. A U tube is initially filled with mercury (p = 13.5 x 103 kg-m³) to the same height on both sides of the tube. A stopper with a pressure gauge is then inserted on the right-hand side of the tube. Mercury is slowly removed from the left-hand side of the tube until the level on the right- hand side drops by Ah₂ = 0.10 cm and the pressure gauge reads Pgauge =-1500 Pa. The removal of the mercury is a quasistatic process and the system is in excellent thermal contact with its environment. 13 Initial height Pgauge Air Ah₁ Ahz (0.001) Mercury ) By how much does the mercury level drop on the left-hand side of the tube Ah,? 0.11 cm B.) 1.2 cm 7.4 cm D. 11 cm E. 76 cm P. + fgch.-ha) P₂ h₁ = = P-Patm+hz 1.0 cm 19

Use the following scenario for the next two questions. A U tube is initially filled with mercury (p = 13.5 x 103 kg-m³) to the same height on both sides of the tube. A stopper with a pressure gauge is then inserted on the right-hand side of the tube. Mercury is slowly removed from the left-hand side of the tube until the level on the right- hand side drops by Ah₂ = 0.10 cm and the pressure gauge reads Pgauge =-1500 Pa. The removal of the mercury is a quasistatic process and the system is in excellent thermal contact with its environment. 13 Initial height Pgauge Air Ah₁ Ahz (0.001) Mercury ) By how much does the mercury level drop on the left-hand side of the tube Ah,? 0.11 cm B.) 1.2 cm 7.4 cm D. 11 cm E. 76 cm P. + fgch.-ha) P₂ h₁ = = P-Patm+hz 1.0 cm 19

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