The U-tube of Figure A contains mercury (s 13.6)and given an acceleration of 1.22 m/s to the rightWhat is the depth in AB and the pressures at B. G andD?8.If the U-tube of Figure A is rotated about an axisthrough HG so that the linear velocity at B is 3 m/s,find the pressures at B and G.9.mercury30 cm30 cm-30cmFIGURE

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The U-tube of Figure A contains mercury (s = 13.6) and given an acceleration of 1.22 m/s to the right What is the depth in AB and the pressures at B. G and D? %3D 8. If the U-tube of Figure A is rotated about an axis through HG so that the linear velocity at B is 3 m/s, find the pressures at B and G. 9. H. mercury 30 сm G B 30 cm 30 cm FIGURE

The U-tube of Figure A contains mercury (s = 13.6) and given an acceleration of 1.22 m/s to the right What is the depth in AB and the pressures at B. G and D? %3D 8. If the U-tube of Figure A is rotated about an axis through HG so that the linear velocity at B is 3 m/s, find the pressures at B and G. 9. H. mercury 30 сm G B 30 cm 30 cm FIGURE

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