Determine the gage pressure are point (1) in the manometer above. "Hg" is 20 degree C mercury. h₁ is 1.9 meters, h₂ is 40 centimeters and he is 2.1 meters. Answer in kPa. Your answer should include at least one digit after the decimal place.

Determine the gage pressure are point (1) in the manometer above. "Hg" is 20 degree C mercury. h₁ is 1.9 meters, h₂ is 40 centimeters and he is 2.1 meters. Answer in kPa. Your answer should include at least one digit after the decimal place.

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Determine the gage pressure are point (1) in the manometer above.
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and he is 2.1 meters.
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Answer in kPa. Your answer should include at least one digit after
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