A differential manometer is connected at the two points B and C in of two pipes as shown in Figure 1. The pressure at point B is 200 Kpa. How much the pressure at point C if you know the different in mercury level in the manometer is 30 cm. Specific gravity of

A differential manometer is connected at the two points B and C in of two pipes as shown in Figure 1. The pressure at point B is 200 Kpa. How much the pressure at point C if you know the different in mercury level in the manometer is 30 cm. Specific gravity of

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