A uniform flow of air with velocity V approaches a pitot static probe. The central tube measures the total pressure while the flow moves over the side holes to measure the static pressure via the outer section of the probe. The probe is connected to a water U-bend manometer. Which of the following options (choose 1) best represents what the manometer looks like and most correctly describes the velocity magnitude measured, where the density of air and water are Pa and Pw respectively and g is gravity. air, velocity V Of. air, velocity V water 2gpah V = water Pw V = Pwgh Ob. air, velocity V Og. air, velocity V h water- water 2gPwh V = Pa 2gpwh V = Pa

A uniform flow of air with velocity V approaches a pitot static probe. The central tube measures the total pressure while the flow moves over the side holes to measure the static pressure via the outer section of the probe. The probe is connected to a water U-bend manometer. Which of the following options (choose 1) best represents what the manometer looks like and most correctly describes the velocity magnitude measured, where the density of air and water are Pa and Pw respectively and g is gravity. air, velocity V Of. air, velocity V water 2gpah V = water Pw V = Pwgh Ob. air, velocity V Og. air, velocity V h water- water 2gPwh V = Pa 2gpwh V = Pa

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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