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Fill in the blanks: Compute the pressure at point B if Pa=2 m of H20 if the manometer has oil with specific gravity = 0.9 and is connected to two pipes carrying water. 200 mm 100 mm **Express final answer in TWO DECIMAL PLACES. Do not round off in between solution. Type only the 'numerical value". No need to include the unit. ANSWER: kPa ( Previous Continue 400 mm

Fill in the blanks: Compute the pressure at point B if Pa=2 m of H20 if the manometer has oil with specific gravity = 0.9 and is connected to two pipes carrying water. 200 mm 100 mm **Express final answer in TWO DECIMAL PLACES. Do not round off in between solution. Type only the 'numerical value". No need to include the unit. ANSWER: kPa ( Previous Continue 400 mm

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