Q5: A U-shaped tube contains water, if it rotates around one of its arms at a speed of 100rpm, what will be the difference between the fluid levels in the arms?100 rpm2-0.5mh

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GIVEN DATA- SPEED N=100 rpm L=05m WE HAVE TO FIND DIFFERENCE IN FLUID LEVEL

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Q5: A U-shaped tube contains water, if it rotates around one of its arms at a speed of 100 pm, what will be the difference between the fluid levels in the arms? 100 rpm 2 -0.5m- h

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