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When valve A is closed, the pressure difference between A and B is -27 kPa. Find h when po = 900 kg/m. 05 m 0.75m 2m Water

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When valve A is closed, the pressure difference between A and B is -27 kPa.
Find h when po = 900 kg/m.
05 m
a75m
2m
Water
3.5 m
Water

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