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Q.1 (50%): Determine the pressure difference between points A and B in Fig. below. Kerosene r.d.-0.82 -Air r.d. 0.0118 1ocm Benzene 21cm 9cm cm 15 cm r.d=0.88 'Water Mercury r.d.=13.6

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Q.1 (50%): Determine the pressure difference between points A and B in Fig. below.
Kerosene rd.-0.82
-Air r.d. 0.0118
Trocm
Benzene
21cm 90
cm
15 cm
r.d=0.88-
'Water
Mercury
r.d.=13.6

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