Describe what will happen when the gas is turned off and the pipe is removed fromC? HINTTo convert cm² to m², divide by 10 000 or 104.Remember that all your weight is on one foot at some point while you are walking.3 A manometer can be used to find the pressure of a gas. The difference inthe level of the liquid in each side of the tube indicates the difference inpressure on the water surface at A and the pressure of the gas on the watersurface at B. (Assume atmospheric pressure is 100 kPa.)сPA = PatmPB = PgasPO-PB (РдаяPatnit PutyADI10 cmwater density= 1000 kg/m³gasgggha What is the difference in pressure in Pa between A and B?Use g = 10 N/kg.b What is the pressure of the gas in tube C?c Describe what will happen when the gas is turned off and the pipe isremoved from C.P=100 kPa

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