In the pressure measurement experiment, for the inclined manometer the elevation angle is 54°. If P1 is equal to 392 mmH20 and P2 is equal to 67 mmH20 then the Adjusted mmH2O is : Select one: a. 30.6 mmH2O. O b. 70.2 mmH2O. O c. 54.2 mmH2o. O d. 45.2 mmH2O.

In the pressure measurement experiment, for the inclined manometer the elevation angle is 54°. If P1 is equal to 392 mmH20 and P2 is equal to 67 mmH20 then the Adjusted mmH2O is : Select one: a. 30.6 mmH2O. O b. 70.2 mmH2O. O c. 54.2 mmH2o. O d. 45.2 mmH2O.

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In the pressure measurement
experiment, for the inclined
manometer the elevation angle is
54°. If P1 is equal to 392 mmH20
and P2 is equal to 67 mmH20 then
the Adjusted mmH2O is :
Select one:
a. 30.6 mmH2O.
O b. 70.2 mmH2O.
O c. 54.2 mmH2O.
O d. 45.2 mmH2O.

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