Please refer to image attached tq (а)A manometer with water as working fluid is connected to an air duct as shownin Figure 1.1.FlowFigure 1.1(i)Air flow through the pipe at a rate of 170 L/s. The pipe diameter ismeasured to be 20 cm at the entrance, which reduces to half with asmooth reducing section. The pressure difference between the two pipesections is measured by a water manometer. Assume the systemoperates in the environment at a constant temperature 50°C, determinethe differential height of the water in the manometer.(ii)List 3 assumptions you made in Q1(a)(ii).(iii) Predict the changes of the differential height in the manometer if afluid with the density lower than water is used as the working fluid.

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A manometer with water as in Figure 1.1. working fluid is connected to an air duct as shown