4. For the system of manometers shown in figure, determine the differential reading h. Two different manometry are being used with different specific gravities. 60cm 23cm SG = 13.6 A. 33 cm B. 28 cm Y Water A 16cm SG=0.8 W 20cm 20cm Water B C. 20 cm D. 0 cm SG = 13.6 SG 0.8 cm

4. For the system of manometers shown in figure, determine the differential reading h. Two different manometry are being used with different specific gravities. 60cm 23cm SG = 13.6 A. 33 cm B. 28 cm Y Water A 16cm SG=0.8 W 20cm 20cm Water B C. 20 cm D. 0 cm SG = 13.6 SG 0.8 cm

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Description: 4. For the system of manometers shown in figure, determine thedifferential reading h. Two different manometry are being usedwith different specific gravities.60cm23cmSG = 13.6A. 33 cmB. 28 cm.Water A16cmSG=0.8Water BC. 20 cmD. 0 cm20cm20cmSG = 13.6S

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