Physics, 22.05.2021 06:30 VanBrocklin4706

The pressure at the top of a liquid is zero. At a depth of 0.589 m, the
fluid pressure is 4910 Pa. What is
the density of the fluid?

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The pressure at the top of a liquid is zero. At a depth of 0.589 m, the
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