A simple U tube manometer is given below. The pressure at which side is higher? o Left o Right o Left = right • In order to calculate the pressure difference at locations 1 and 2 (P2 - P1), we need to know the length of the inclined tube L, as is shown below. o True o False A etion device Fluid

A simple U tube manometer is given below. The pressure at which side is higher? o Left o Right o Left = right • In order to calculate the pressure difference at locations 1 and 2 (P2 - P1), we need to know the length of the inclined tube L, as is shown below. o True o False A etion device Fluid

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• A simple U tube manometer is given below. The pressure at
which side is higher?
o Left
o Right
o Left = right
• In order to calculate the pressure difference at
locations 1 and 2 (P2 - P1), we need to know the
length of the inclined tube L, as is shown below.
o True
o False
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