A closed circular tank filled with water and connected by a U-piezometric tube as shown in figure below. At the beginning, the pressure above the water table in the tank is atmospheric, and then the gauge that connected with tank read an increasing in pressure that caused falling in the water level in the tank by 3 cm. a) calculate the deference in height that accrued between water levels inside the tank and in the external tube leg. b) Determine the final pressure that was reading by the gauge.

A closed circular tank filled with water and connected by a U-piezometric tube as shown in figure below. At the beginning, the pressure above the water table in the tank is atmospheric, and then the gauge that connected with tank read an increasing in pressure that caused falling in the water level in the tank by 3 cm. a) calculate the deference in height that accrued between water levels inside the tank and in the external tube leg. b) Determine the final pressure that was reading by the gauge.

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