Can anyone help me with this question.. It would be a great favor :)
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You can use the formula



where = pressure, = density of mercury, = acceleration due to gravity, and = the height of the mercury column. The quantity is equal to the weight density of the fluid (W), so depending on the data that your text book provides you may want to use .

Then what could be the answer?

Do you know the denisty of mercury? Plug it into the equation I gave you in the previous post - what do you get? If you're having difficulty show us what you've attempted to solve this and we'll help you along, but we won't give homework answers for you.