(a) Figure Q2.7 shows an invertedU-tube manometer with oil ofdensity 800kg/m3 above thepipeliquid, which is water. The pipelineis horizontal. What is the value of(P1-P2)?(b) If the manometer readings arethe same but the oil is replaced byair, what is (P1-P2) now?280 mmFigure Q2.7P₁北P₂430 mm

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(b) If the manometer readings are the same but the oil is replaced by air, what is (P1-P2) now? 280 mm Figure Q2.7 J P₁. * P₂ 430 mm

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(a) Figure Q2.7 shows an inverted
U-tube manometer with oil of
density 800kg/m3 above thepipe
liquid, which is water. The pipeline
is horizontal. What is the value of
(P1-P2)?
(b) If the manometer readings are
the same but the oil is replaced by
air, what is (P1-P2) now?
280 mm
Figure Q2.7
P₁
北
P₂
430 mm

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