A manometer inclined at 10° is being used to determine the pressure drop bet points A and B. The fluid in the manometer has 1.6 sg and the other fluid is air, determine the pressure drp if the manometer reading is 6.10cm Assume a pressure of 25C.

A manometer inclined at 10° is being used to determine the pressure drop bet points A and B. The fluid in the manometer has 1.6 sg and the other fluid is air, determine the pressure drp if the manometer reading is 6.10cm Assume a pressure of 25C.

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