Problem 1: Bernoulli and manometer PHg PH₂O A A/2 Figure 1: Manometer over a contraction. Water flows through a pipe that reduces in area from A to 4. The static pressure is measured by a manometer containing mercury, PHg = 13593 kg/m³, with a reading of h = 0.1 m. If viscous effects are negligible, what is the velocity of water through the inlet and outlet sections of the pipe in Fig

Problem 1: Bernoulli and manometer PHg PH₂O A A/2 Figure 1: Manometer over a contraction. Water flows through a pipe that reduces in area from A to 4. The static pressure is measured by a manometer containing mercury, PHg = 13593 kg/m³, with a reading of h = 0.1 m. If viscous effects are negligible, what is the velocity of water through the inlet and outlet sections of the pipe in Fig

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