If the white fluid is air, the blue fluid is water, the red fluid is oil (S = 0.86), and the green fluid is mercury (S = 13.6), what is the difference in pressure between C and D? You may assume h1 = 87 cm, h2 = h3 = 30 cm, h4 = 49 cm, h5 =45 cm, h6 = 14 cm, and PA= 100 kPa. h3 h4 he h5 h2

If the white fluid is air, the blue fluid is water, the red fluid is oil (S = 0.86), and the green fluid is mercury (S = 13.6), what is the difference in pressure between C and D? You may assume h1 = 87 cm, h2 = h3 = 30 cm, h4 = 49 cm, h5 =45 cm, h6 = 14 cm, and PA= 100 kPa. h3 h4 he h5 h2

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If the white fluid is air, the blue fluid is water, the red fluid is oil (S = 0.86), and the green fluid is
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