Calculate the pressure difference between the water pipe (point A) and the oil pipe (point B) that connected by a double fluid manometer as shown in figure. Glycerin SG=1.26 Water SG- LD SG-0.88 55 cm 10cm 12 cm 20 cm Mercury SG- 13.5

Calculate the pressure difference between the water pipe (point A) and the oil pipe (point B) that connected by a double fluid manometer as shown in figure. Glycerin SG=1.26 Water SG- LD SG-0.88 55 cm 10cm 12 cm 20 cm Mercury SG- 13.5

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Calculate the pressure difference between the water pipe (point A) and the oil pipe
(point B) that connected by a double fluid manometer as shown in figure.
Glycerin
SG = 1.26
Water
SG- LO
SG-0.88
55 cm
10 cm
12 cm
20 em
Mercury
SG- 13.5
TT

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