1.- In the following figure the liquid of A and B is water and the liquid of the manometer is oil with a relative density of 0.800 h₁= 25 cms; h₂= 15 cm; ha= 50cms Determine PA-PB in centimeters of water el h2 h3 .800; A B.

1.- In the following figure the liquid of A and B is water and the liquid of the manometer is oil with a relative density of 0.800 h₁= 25 cms; h₂= 15 cm; ha= 50cms Determine PA-PB in centimeters of water el h2 h3 .800; A B.

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1.- In the following figure the liquid of A and B
is water and the liquid of the manometer is oil
with a relative density of 0.800 h₁= 25 cms;
h₂= 15 cm; ha= 50cms Determine PA-PB in
centimeters of water
el
h2
h3
.800;
A
B.

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