* ll.9:1.A docs.google.comA differential manometer is attached to a pipe, as shown in the figure.Calculate the pressure difference between points A and B (P, - P, ).Mercury(s.g. = 13.6)0.1 ftOil(s.g. = 0.91)395.928 Ib/ft^2432.816 Ib/ft^246.127 Ib/ft^2237.557 Ib/ft^2119.074 Ib/ft^2279.092 Ib/ft^2554.299 Ib/ft^2158.371 Ib/ft^2190.638 Ib/ft^2475.114 Ib/ft^2316.742 Ib/ft^2351.480 E+A

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A differential manometer is attached to a pipe, as shown in the figure. Calculate the pressure difference between points 4 and B (P,- P, ). Mercury (sg. = 13.6) 0.1 ft y Oil B (s.g. = 0.91) 395.928 Ib/ft^2 432.816 Ib/ft^2 O 46.127 Ib/ft^2 237.557 Ib/ft^2

A differential manometer is attached to a pipe, as shown in the figure. Calculate the pressure difference between points 4 and B (P,- P, ). Mercury (sg. = 13.6) 0.1 ft y Oil B (s.g. = 0.91) 395.928 Ib/ft^2 432.816 Ib/ft^2 O 46.127 Ib/ft^2 237.557 Ib/ft^2

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A differential manometer is attached to a pipe, as shown in the figure.
Calculate the pressure difference between points A and B (P, - P, ).
Mercury
(s.g. = 13.6)
0.1 ft
Oil
(s.g. = 0.91)
395.928 Ib/ft^2
432.816 Ib/ft^2
46.127 Ib/ft^2
237.557 Ib/ft^2
119.074 Ib/ft^2
279.092 Ib/ft^2
554.299 Ib/ft^2
158.371 Ib/ft^2
190.638 Ib/ft^2
475.114 Ib/ft^2
316.742 Ib/ft^2
351.480 E+A

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