4. The tube shown is filled with oil. Determine pressure heads at points B and C inmillimeters of mercury.<2500 - 2700>mmAirC<1200 - 1500>mmOil, spgr = <0.75-0.80>YOil, spgr = <0.75-0.80>

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4. The tube shown is filled with oil. Determine pressure heads at points B and C in millimeters of mercury. B <2500 - 2700>mm Air C <1200 - 1500>mm Oil, spgr = <0.75-0.80> Oil, spgr = <0.75-0.80>

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4. The tube shown is filled with oil. Determine pressure heads at points B and C in
millimeters of mercury.
<2500 - 2700>mm
Air
C
<1200 - 1500>mm
Oil, spgr = <0.75-0.80>
YOil, spgr = <0.75-0.80>

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