Solve both question PEIZOMETER TUBES14. ProblemIn Sigure shown, the distance y + % z = 1.20m. When fluid A is water, fluid B is mercury.and the pressure at "m" is vacuum of 37 kPa,compute "2":a) 0.601 m.b) 0.196 m.c) 0.955 m.d) 1.042 m.Fluid A(H₂0)a) 4.22 mb) 9.98 mc) 6.57 md) 7.23 m15. ProblemIn the figure shown, fluid A is water, fluid B ismercury, z = 450 fnm, y = 900 mm. Computethe pressure head difference between m andn.2=45Fluid AFluid BMercuryFhid BFluid A

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14. Problem In Sigure shown, the distance y + z = 1.20 m. When fluid A is water, fluid B is mercury, and the pressure at "m" is vacuum of 37 kPa, compute "2": Fluid A(₂0) a) 0.601 m. b) 0.196 m. c) 0.955 m. d) 1.042 m. Fluid B Mercury

14. Problem In Sigure shown, the distance y + z = 1.20 m. When fluid A is water, fluid B is mercury, and the pressure at "m" is vacuum of 37 kPa, compute "2": Fluid A(₂0) a) 0.601 m. b) 0.196 m. c) 0.955 m. d) 1.042 m. Fluid B Mercury

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