A water-filled manometer measures differential pressure. If one end of the manometer is connected to a gas exerting 0.07 psi and the other end is exposed to the atmosphere, what is the expected difference between height of water in inches? a. 1.28 b. 1.94 C. d. 2.34 Answer is not among the choices

A water-filled manometer measures differential pressure. If one end of the manometer is connected to a gas exerting 0.07 psi and the other end is exposed to the atmosphere, what is the expected difference between height of water in inches? a. 1.28 b. 1.94 C. d. 2.34 Answer is not among the choices

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