In Fig. P. 1.13.18 the air pressure intensity at A is TO Nimm (absolute). What is the pressure in N/mm (absolute) at B? A Oil of specific gravity 0.9 Water в h3= 150 mm h, = 250 mm %3D h2= 75 S. Mercury Fig. P. 1.13.18

In Fig. P. 1.13.18 the air pressure intensity at A is TO Nimm (absolute). What is the pressure in N/mm (absolute) at B? A Oil of specific gravity 0.9 Water в h3= 150 mm h, = 250 mm %3D h2= 75 S. Mercury Fig. P. 1.13.18

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In Fig. P. 1.13.18 the air pressure intensity at A is Nimm
(absolute). What is the pressure in N/mm (absolute) at B ?
A
Oil of specific
gravity 0.9
Water
в
= 150 mm
h, = 250 mm
h2= 75
S,
Mercury
Fig. P. 1.13.18

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