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Liquid Patm ↑ H1 → H5 H2 H3 P2 H4 Determine the gauge pressure at point P2, if the heights H1 is 4 metres H2 is 2 metres H3 is 5 metres H4 is 2 metres H5 is 8 metres Give your final answer in kPa to 2 decimal places. The density of the fluid is 910 kg/m³, and you can take gravitational acceleration as 9.81 m/s², and Patm as standard atmospheric pressure.

Liquid Patm ↑ H1 → H5 H2 H3 P2 H4 Determine the gauge pressure at point P2, if the heights H1 is 4 metres H2 is 2 metres H3 is 5 metres H4 is 2 metres H5 is 8 metres Give your final answer in kPa to 2 decimal places. The density of the fluid is 910 kg/m³, and you can take gravitational acceleration as 9.81 m/s², and Patm as standard atmospheric pressure.

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Liquid Patm ↑ H1 → H5 H2 H3 P2 H4 Determine the gauge pressure at point P2, if the heights H1 is 4 metres H2 is 2 metres H3 is 5 metres H4 is 2 metres H5 is 8 metres Give your final answer in kPa to 2 decimal places. The density of the fluid is 910 kg/m³, and you can take gravitational acceleration as 9.81 m/s², and Patm as standard atmospheric pressure.
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