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Q1: A: What will be the (a) gage pressure (b)absolute pressure of water, at depth 14m below surface.
Use (pwater = 1000 kg/m³, Patm
= 101 kN/m²).
B: Differential vacuum pressure between A and B equal to 10 kPa, and diameter for A&B equal to
150mm and 200mm respectively. Determine reading (y). (Answer with sketch, See Fig.1)

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