A U-shaped pressure gauge (used to measure pressure) is initially full of water, but is exposed to a pressure difference such that the water level on its left side is 0.05 m higher than the water level on its right side. At t = 0, the pressure difference is suddenly removed. When friction is neglected, the height of the water level on the left side and measured from the central plane between the two initial water levels is given by the solution of the equation: ,d²y L' dt? -2gy

A U-shaped pressure gauge (used to measure pressure) is initially full of water, but is exposed to a pressure difference such that the water level on its left side is 0.05 m higher than the water level on its right side. At t = 0, the pressure difference is suddenly removed. When friction is neglected, the height of the water level on the left side and measured from the central plane between the two initial water levels is given by the solution of the equation: ,d²y L' dt? -2gy

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