Vessels A and B contain water under pressures of 276 kPa and 138 kPa, respectively. What is the deflection height of the mercury, h, in the differential manometer gauge in Figure 5? A Water у Mercury- D C Figure 5 - 4.877 m B -3.048 m

Vessels A and B contain water under pressures of 276 kPa and 138 kPa, respectively. What is the deflection height of the mercury, h, in the differential manometer gauge in Figure 5? A Water у Mercury- D C Figure 5 - 4.877 m B -3.048 m

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Description: Vessels A and B contain water under pressures of 276kPa and 138 kPa, respectively. What is the deflectionheight of the mercury, h, in the differentialmanometer gauge in Figure 5?AWaterhMercury.XYDCFigure 54.877 mB-3.048 m

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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