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1. A differential manometer is attached to a pipe as shown. Calculate the pressure difference
between points A and B.
₪t
Mercury
o..A
2. A manometer is attached
ched
and the mercury.
to a water tank shown in the figure (a.) find the height of the free
water surface above the bottom of the tank; (b.) Find the pressure at the interface of the water
to
a
O
water
ROPERTON
100mm
0.15m
0.15m
Oi, s 0.9
0.2m
Hg(13.6)

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