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Given the following illustration, the pressure at A (far left) is PA = 81.4 psi, the pressure at B (far right) PB = 79.9 psi, h₁ = 5 in (and the density of the fluid on the left is 60 lbm/ft³), the density of the fluid in the middle is = 110 lbm/ft³, and h3 = 17 in (and the fluid on the top right is 80 km/ft³). The value of h₂ closest to:

Given the following illustration, the pressure at A (far left) is PA = 81.4 psi, the pressure at B (far right) PB = 79.9 psi, h₁ = 5 in (and the density of the fluid on the left is 60 lbm/ft³), the density of the fluid in the middle is = 110 lbm/ft³, and h3 = 17 in (and the fluid on the top right is 80 km/ft³). The value of h₂ closest to:

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Given the following illustration, the pressure at A (far left) is PA = 81.4 psi, the pressure at B (far right) is PB = 79.9 psi, h₁ = 5 in (and the density of the fluid on the left is 60 lbm/ft³), the density of the fluid in the middle is = 110 lbm/ft³, and h3 = 17 in (and the fluid on the top right is 80 lbm/ft³). The value of h₂ is closest to: h₁ h₂ h₂ Differential U-Tube Manometer (Figure not drawn to scale)
Transcribed Image Text:Given the following illustration, the pressure at A (far left) is PA = 81.4 psi, the pressure at B (far right) is PB = 79.9 psi, h₁ = 5 in (and the density of the fluid on the left is 60 lbm/ft³), the density of the fluid in the middle is = 110 lbm/ft³, and h3 = 17 in (and the fluid on the top right is 80 lbm/ft³). The value of h₂ is closest to: h₁ h₂ h₂ Differential U-Tube Manometer (Figure not drawn to scale)
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