Determine PB-PA of the following system given the following table E PA 4B) PB substanceheightsP1H20(Z1-ZA) = 25 cm%3DP2Oil SAE 40(Zz-Z1) = 35 cm%3DP3air(Z3-Z2) = 40 cmPetroleum(ZB-Z3) = 20 cmP4

Given: h1=0.25 mh2=0.35 mh3=0.40 mh4=0.20 mρ1=1000 kg/m3ρ2=872 kg/m3ρ3=1.225 kg/m3ρ4=800 kg/m3

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