All fluids in Fig. 20°C. If P = 1900 psf at point A. Determine the pressures at B. C, and D in psf. B) All fluids in Fig. (3) are at 20°C. If P = 1900 psf at point A. Determine the pressures atB. C, and D in psf.Air2 ftBAir3 ftA-4 ftAir5 ftWater2 ftDFig. 3

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All fluids in Fig. 20°C. If P = 1900 psf at point A. Determine the pressures at B. C, and D in psf.

B) All fluids in Fig. (3) are at 20°C. If P = 1900 psf at point A. Determine the pressures at
B. C, and D in psf.
Air
2 ft
B
Air
3 ft
A
-
4 ft
Air
5 ft
Water
2 ft
D
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