Water at 21 °C flows downward in a pipe at 0 0.53 radians inclination as shown in the figure. The mercury manometer reads h 0.064 m in height difference. The distance between point 1 and 2 is L 0.417 m. What is the pressure difference P1-P2 in Pascals? kg Assume the density of mercury to be 13600- for water. m³ and 1000 kg m³ The conversion factor between radians and degrees is 1 rad =57.29° Assume the acceleration of gravity to be 9.80m e radians inclination P1 Water flow h L P2 Mercury manometer

Water at 21 °C flows downward in a pipe at 0 0.53 radians inclination as shown in the figure. The mercury manometer reads h 0.064 m in height difference. The distance between point 1 and 2 is L 0.417 m. What is the pressure difference P1-P2 in Pascals? kg Assume the density of mercury to be 13600- for water. m³ and 1000 kg m³ The conversion factor between radians and degrees is 1 rad =57.29° Assume the acceleration of gravity to be 9.80m e radians inclination P1 Water flow h L P2 Mercury manometer

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