Problem 2 (30 points): The manometer shown is closed to the atmosphere. The pressure at point A is 9000 Pa and at point B it is 8000 Pa. Using this information and the values given below, determine the length, L. N a = 8 cm, b = 7 cm, YH20 = 9,790 and Yglycerin = 12,360 M31 %3D %3D H,0 tB H,0 Glycerin 30

Problem 2 (30 points): The manometer shown is closed to the atmosphere. The pressure at point A is 9000 Pa and at point B it is 8000 Pa. Using this information and the values given below, determine the length, L. N a = 8 cm, b = 7 cm, YH20 = 9,790 and Yglycerin = 12,360 M31 %3D %3D H,0 tB H,0 Glycerin 30

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Problem 2 (30 points): The manometer shown is closed to the atmosphere. The pressure at
point A is 9000 Pa and at point B it is 8000 Pa. Using this information and the values given
below, determine the length, L.
N
a = 8 cm, b = 7 cm, YH20 = 9,790 and Yglycerin = 12,360
M31
%3D
%3D
H,0
tB
H,0
Glycerin
30

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