Question 29Chamber ASAE 30 oilChamber BCarbon tetrachlorideA differential manometer is attached to the two tanks, as shown. Calculate the pressure difference between chambers A and B in kPa. Use x = 1.72 m., y = 0.88 m., z = 0.39 m. Unit weight of:Oil = 8.86 kN/m3, Carbon Tetrachloride = 15.45 kN/m3. Round off to two decimal places. Input the numerical value only.MercuryAnswer: -9999, Input: 9999Answer: 9999, Input: 9999F12DELEF8F9F10F2F3F4FSF6F1%2324&%3Dフ8

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