2. AU-tube is filled first with a fluid of unknown density. Over this water is filled to depths as in figure.2.Lubricating oil of specific gravity 0.891 is filled over the water column on both limbs. The top of both limbs are open to atmosphere. Determine the density of the unknown fluid. All values are given in diagram is in millimeter (mm). Oil 100 90 Water 50 70 20 60 40 Fig.2

2. AU-tube is filled first with a fluid of unknown density. Over this water is filled to depths as in figure.2.Lubricating oil of specific gravity 0.891 is filled over the water column on both limbs. The top of both limbs are open to atmosphere. Determine the density of the unknown fluid. All values are given in diagram is in millimeter (mm). Oil 100 90 Water 50 70 20 60 40 Fig.2

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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