A Y-shaped tube is inserted upside down so that the left foot and right foot are immersed in two kinds of liquid. After both feet are immersed in the liquid, then the top of the Y pipe is closed with the finger and pulled upwards, so that the two legs of the Y pipe are filled with a column of different high-density liquids. If the density of the first liquid is 0.80 gram.cm³ and the second density is 0.75 gram.cm³, and the lower liquid column is 8 cm, then determine the height difference between the two liquid columns on U pipe. W 586660000 6 HCHCHHOT h

A Y-shaped tube is inserted upside down so that the left foot and right foot are immersed in two kinds of liquid. After both feet are immersed in the liquid, then the top of the Y pipe is closed with the finger and pulled upwards, so that the two legs of the Y pipe are filled with a column of different high-density liquids. If the density of the first liquid is 0.80 gram.cm³ and the second density is 0.75 gram.cm³, and the lower liquid column is 8 cm, then determine the height difference between the two liquid columns on U pipe. W 586660000 6 HCHCHHOT h

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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