If the pressure in pipe A was decreased by 10 kPa while pressure in pipe was maintained, what will be the new differential reading along the inclined leg? Water SG = 0.90 + A 100 mm 80 mm 30° 50 mm Mercury

If the pressure in pipe A was decreased by 10 kPa while pressure in pipe was maintained, what will be the new differential reading along the inclined leg? Water SG = 0.90 + A 100 mm 80 mm 30° 50 mm Mercury

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