In figure 6, compute the pressure difference between m and n, in pounds per square inch, when: (a) Fluid A is brine (sp gr 1.15), the gage fluid is oil (sp gr 0.92), and z = 45.15 in. (b) Fluid A is water, the gage fluid is air, and z = 15.15 in.

In figure 6, compute the pressure difference between m and n, in pounds per square inch, when: (a) Fluid A is brine (sp gr 1.15), the gage fluid is oil (sp gr 0.92), and z = 45.15 in. (b) Fluid A is water, the gage fluid is air, and z = 15.15 in.

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In figure 6, compute the pressure difference between m and n, in pounds per square inch, when:

(a) Fluid A is brine (sp gr 1.15), the gage fluid is oil (sp gr 0.92), and z = 45.15 in.

(b) Fluid A is water, the gage fluid is air, and z = 15.15 in.

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