None B- A manometer with u-tube shape is connected to a closed tank. The airpressure in the tank is 7 KPa and the liquid in the tank is oil with Specificweight (8.95 kN/m³). The pressure at point A is 13 KPa. Determine: (a) thedepth of oil, z, and (b) the differential reading, h, on the manometer.(1Foot=30.48cm, Specific weight of water 9.8 kN/m³)OpenAirOil2 ftSG = 3.05

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B- A manometer with u-tube shape is connected to a closed tank. The air pressure in the tank is 7 KPa and the liquid in the tank is oil with Specific weight (8.95 kN/m2). The pressure at point A is 13 KPa. Determine: (a) the depth of oil, z, and (b) the differential reading, h, on the manometer. (1Foot=30.48cm, Specific weight of water 9.8 kN/m³) Орen Air Oil SG = 3.05

B- A manometer with u-tube shape is connected to a closed tank. The air pressure in the tank is 7 KPa and the liquid in the tank is oil with Specific weight (8.95 kN/m2). The pressure at point A is 13 KPa. Determine: (a) the depth of oil, z, and (b) the differential reading, h, on the manometer. (1Foot=30.48cm, Specific weight of water 9.8 kN/m³) Орen Air Oil SG = 3.05

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