A and B are cross-sections of two pipes with water flowing. These pipes look like To measure the pressure difference between A and B by connecting a U manometer is requested. The heights in the U manometer are given in inches (1 inoh -25 4 mm) inee Meil-05O ka /m 2 ond

A and B are cross-sections of two pipes with water flowing. These pipes look like To measure the pressure difference between A and B by connecting a U manometer is requested. The heights in the U manometer are given in inches (1 inoh -25 4 mm) inee Meil-05O ka /m 2 ond

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A and B are cross-sections of two pipes with
water flowing. These pipes look like To measure
the pressure difference between A and B by
connecting a U manometer is requested. The
heights in the U manometer are given in inches
(1 inch=25.4mm). Since Moil=850 kg/m3 and
'mercury=13600 kg/m3 A- Find the pressure
difference B.
B
Oil
8
-H20
10
H20
4
3
Hareketli plaka
-Hg-

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