For the manometer shown: . A. Determine the pressure difference between m and n B. Develop the pressure equation for the difference in pressure between Pm and Pn. Take the unit weight to be constant in this part of the problem For part A, use the following: SWATER= 1.0 and SHG= 13.6

For the manometer shown: . A. Determine the pressure difference between m and n B. Develop the pressure equation for the difference in pressure between Pm and Pn. Take the unit weight to be constant in this part of the problem For part A, use the following: SWATER= 1.0 and SHG= 13.6

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For the manometer shown: .
A. Determine the pressure difference between m and n
B. Develop the pressure equation for the difference in pressure between Pm and Pn. Take the unit weight to be constant in this part
of the problem
For part A, use the following: SWATER 1.0 and SHG= 13.6
water
90 cm
105 cm
45 cm
52 cm
65 cm
mercury

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