b) Two pipes (at points A and B) have been connected with the manometer as shown in Figure Q1. i) Determine the pressure at point B if the pressure at point A is 10 kPa. ii) If pipe at point B is not connected with the pipe and open to the atmosphere, what happens to the current manometer? B. 0.3 m Water Spesific Weight for Air = 11.43 N/m 3 m Oil (sg = 0.86) Figure Q1: Compound manometer

b) Two pipes (at points A and B) have been connected with the manometer as shown in Figure Q1. i) Determine the pressure at point B if the pressure at point A is 10 kPa. ii) If pipe at point B is not connected with the pipe and open to the atmosphere, what happens to the current manometer? B. 0.3 m Water Spesific Weight for Air = 11.43 N/m 3 m Oil (sg = 0.86) Figure Q1: Compound manometer

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Two pipes (at points A and B) have been connected with the manometer as shown
in Figure Q1.
i)
Determine the pressure at point B if the pressure at point A is 10 kPa.
ii)
If pipe at point B is not connected with the pipe and open to the
atmosphere, what happens to the current manometer?
A.
B.
0.3 m
Water
Spesific Weight for Air = 11.43 N/m³
3 m
Oil (sg = 0.86)
Figure Q1: Compound manometer

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