Two cylinders are filled with liquid water (p = 998 kg/m³), and connected by a pipe line with a closed valve. Cylinders A (inside diameter = 42.75 cm) and B (inside diameter = 55 cm) contain 125 kg and 450 kg of water, respectively. The height h as indicated in Fig. 3 is 0.85 m. Determine the pressure (in kPa) of cylinder A and cylinder B on either side of the valve. If the valve is opened such that water flows to an equilibrium between the two cylinders, find the final pressure (in atm) at the valve location. Assume Po 100 kPa. Po B g Figure 3 Po

Two cylinders are filled with liquid water (p = 998 kg/m³), and connected by a pipe line with a closed valve. Cylinders A (inside diameter = 42.75 cm) and B (inside diameter = 55 cm) contain 125 kg and 450 kg of water, respectively. The height h as indicated in Fig. 3 is 0.85 m. Determine the pressure (in kPa) of cylinder A and cylinder B on either side of the valve. If the valve is opened such that water flows to an equilibrium between the two cylinders, find the final pressure (in atm) at the valve location. Assume Po 100 kPa. Po B g Figure 3 Po

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