4. For the inclined manometer shown, determine the pressure difference between points "A" and "B", in kPa, for the fluids heights shown. * oil (sg = 0.80) glycerin (sg = 1.3) %3D 90 mm B 80 mm 60 mm mercury (sg = 13.6)

4. For the inclined manometer shown, determine the pressure difference between points "A" and "B", in kPa, for the fluids heights shown. * oil (sg = 0.80) glycerin (sg = 1.3) %3D 90 mm B 80 mm 60 mm mercury (sg = 13.6)

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Chapter1: Heat, Temperature, And Pressure

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