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Using the data given in the schematic attached, find the difference of pressure PA and PB  h1= 0.65m     h2= 0.1m      h3= 0.75m      h4=  0.45m     Density of fluid A is  pA= 900kg/m3 Density of fluid B is  pB= 1034kg/m3 Mercury density is   pHg= 13600kg/m3 Oil density is  poil=  700kg/m3 (In the given figure, the pipelines are parallel to each other and not necessarily at the same height.)

Using the data given in the schematic attached, find the difference of pressure PA and PB  h1= 0.65m     h2= 0.1m      h3= 0.75m      h4=  0.45m     Density of fluid A is  pA= 900kg/m3 Density of fluid B is  pB= 1034kg/m3 Mercury density is   pHg= 13600kg/m3 Oil density is  poil=  700kg/m3 (In the given figure, the pipelines are parallel to each other and not necessarily at the same height.)

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Using the data given in the schematic attached, find the difference of pressure PA and PB 

h1= 0.65m     h2= 0.1m      h3= 0.75m      h4=  0.45m    

Density of fluid A is  pA= 900kg/m3

Density of fluid B is  pB= 1034kg/m3

Mercury density is   pHg= 13600kg/m3

Oil density is  poil=  700kg/m3

(In the given figure, the pipelines are parallel to each other and not necessarily at the same height.)

oil h4 fluid B fluid h3 A h1 h2 Mercury
Transcribed Image Text:oil h4 fluid B fluid h3 A h1 h2 Mercury
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