A complex manometer in the Figure below, with a gas has several u-tubes connected in series has water (H2O), mercury (Hg), and SAE 30 motor oil before being exposed to the standard atmospheric temperature and pressure. For whatever strange reason, the pressure of the gas (assume point 4 and the pressure in the ball are equal) is needed. As it turns out, this is an effective teaching tool to re-enforce concepts of manometry for students and using different immiscible fluids (look it up) can reduce the size of manometry a) Find the pressure at point 1 if z1 = 13 cm b) Find the pressure at point 2 if z2 = 25 cm c) Find the pressure at point 3 if z3 = 8 cm d) Find the pressure at point 4 if z4 = 23 cm pMercury Patn SAE 30 oil

A complex manometer in the Figure below, with a gas has several u-tubes connected in series has water (H2O), mercury (Hg), and SAE 30 motor oil before being exposed to the standard atmospheric temperature and pressure. For whatever strange reason, the pressure of the gas (assume point 4 and the pressure in the ball are equal) is needed. As it turns out, this is an effective teaching tool to re-enforce concepts of manometry for students and using different immiscible fluids (look it up) can reduce the size of manometry a) Find the pressure at point 1 if z1 = 13 cm b) Find the pressure at point 2 if z2 = 25 cm c) Find the pressure at point 3 if z3 = 8 cm d) Find the pressure at point 4 if z4 = 23 cm pMercury Patn SAE 30 oil

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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