A U-tube differential manometer is connected to two pipes at A and B. Pipe A Contains oil of Specific Gravity 0.92 and pipe B is carrying water. If the pressure at point A is 125 kN/m² find the pressure at point B. [Ans: h= -3.098 m, p = 30.39 kN/m²] ↑ 350 mm B 150 mm 250 mm

A U-tube differential manometer is connected to two pipes at A and B. Pipe A Contains oil of Specific Gravity 0.92 and pipe B is carrying water. If the pressure at point A is 125 kN/m² find the pressure at point B. [Ans: h= -3.098 m, p = 30.39 kN/m²] ↑ 350 mm B 150 mm 250 mm

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A U-tube differential manometer is connected to two pipes at A and B. Pipe A Contains oil of
Specific Gravity 0.92 and pipe B is carrying water. If the pressure at point A is 125 kN/m² find the
pressure at point B. [Ans: h= -3.098 m, p = 30.39 kN/m²]
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