Question 3:-A tank with 100.58 kPa pressure is connected with manometer to measure the pressure. The specific gravity of fluid was 0.85 and the atmospheric pressure is 96 kPa find the manometer column height "h". P =96 kPa P=100.58 h=? kPa SG = 0.85

Question 3:-A tank with 100.58 kPa pressure is connected with manometer to measure the pressure. The specific gravity of fluid was 0.85 and the atmospheric pressure is 96 kPa find the manometer column height "h". P =96 kPa P=100.58 h=? kPa SG = 0.85

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