Need both parts urgently in neat and clean handwritten solution. Correct answer will be surely upvoted 6.Two pipes, A and B, contain water and are connected by a manometer. Themanometer gage fluid has a specific gravity of 2.6.(a) Determine the pressure difference P₁-PB.(b) The pressure in pipe A is decreased by 5 kPa, while the pressure in pipe B remains thesame. Determine the new differential reading Ah. Assume at equilibrium, the gage fluidrises to level (1) and falls to level (2) by equal amounts.Water+(1)0.5 m+0.6 mGage fluid(SG = 2.6)AhWater1.3 m

For the given manometer, it is required to determine: (a) the pressure difference pA - pB (b) pA is…

Two pipes, A and B, contain water and are connected by a manometer. The manometer gage fluid has a specific gravity of 2.6. (a) Determine the pressure difference pa-PB. (b) The pressure in pipe A is decreased by 5 kPa, while the pressure in pipe B remains the same. Determine the new differential reading Ah. Assume at equilibrium, the gage fluid rises to level (1) and falls to level (2) by equal amounts.

Two pipes, A and B, contain water and are connected by a manometer. The manometer gage fluid has a specific gravity of 2.6. (a) Determine the pressure difference pa-PB. (b) The pressure in pipe A is decreased by 5 kPa, while the pressure in pipe B remains the same. Determine the new differential reading Ah. Assume at equilibrium, the gage fluid rises to level (1) and falls to level (2) by equal amounts.

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