Question 1 1/1 pts In the mercury barometer, the mercury rises to 760 mm under average sea-level pressure. How tall would the barometer need to be if you used water instead of mercury? The densities of mercury and water are 13,534 Kg.m3 and 1,000 Kg.m, respectively. Hint: the pressure at the bottom of the tube in the barometer can be expressed by the following equation: P=pgh, where P is the pressure, p is the density of the material in the tube, g the acceleration of gravity (9.8 m-sec-2), and h the height of the column. 10,286 m 1028.6 mm 10.286 m