A differential manometer connects two pipes A and B, with fluid of specific gravity equal to 0.8 flowing into the page. The vertical offset between the centroids of these pipes is given to be 225 cm, while the deflection of the differential liquid, with a specific gravity of 3.2, is given as 375 cm. Find the pressure difference between the two pipes. Which has a greater flowing pressure? A 1. 225 cm S.G.= 3.2! S.G.= 0.8 -B- 375 cm

A differential manometer connects two pipes A and B, with fluid of specific gravity equal to 0.8 flowing into the page. The vertical offset between the centroids of these pipes is given to be 225 cm, while the deflection of the differential liquid, with a specific gravity of 3.2, is given as 375 cm. Find the pressure difference between the two pipes. Which has a greater flowing pressure? A 1. 225 cm S.G.= 3.2! S.G.= 0.8 -B- 375 cm

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