Consider a double fluid manometer attached to an air pipe as shown in the figure. If the specific gravityone fluid (SG,) is 13, then the specific gravityof the other fluid (SG2) for the indicated absolute pressure of air is= 100 kPaAirP= 90 kPa(SG.) = ?(SG), = 13

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Consider a double fluid manometer attached to an air pipe as shown in the figure. If the specific gravity of one fluid (SG,) is 13, then the specific gravity of the other fluid (SG2) for the indicated absolute pressure of air is P= 100 kPa Air P= 90 kPa (SG) = ? (SG), = 13

Consider a double fluid manometer attached to an air pipe as shown in the figure. If the specific gravity of one fluid (SG,) is 13, then the specific gravity of the other fluid (SG2) for the indicated absolute pressure of air is P= 100 kPa Air P= 90 kPa (SG) = ? (SG), = 13

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Consider a double fluid manometer attached to an air pipe as shown in the figure. If the specific gravity
one fluid (SG,) is 13, then the specific gravity
of the other fluid (SG2) for the indicated absolute pressure of air is
= 100 kPa
Air
P= 90 kPa
(SG.) = ?
(SG), = 13

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