Q1/ The diagram below shows an inclined tube manometer connecting two pipes. Determine the change in elevation of the mercury in the left leg of the manometer below if the pressure in pipe A decreed by 10 Kpa while the pressure in the pipe B remains constant

Q1/ The diagram below shows an inclined tube manometer connecting two pipes. Determine the change in elevation of the mercury in the left leg of the manometer below if the pressure in pipe A decreed by 10 Kpa while the pressure in the pipe B remains constant

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Q1/The diagram below shows an inclined tube manometer connecting two pipes. Determine the change
in elevation of the mercury in the left leg of the manometer below if the pressure in pipe A decreed
by 10 Kpa while the pressure in the pipe B remains constant
Water
o1 (5.g=0.9)
18 in
B.
12in
6 in
1/2 in
1/4 in diameter
तंीवmनीसा
30%
Mercury

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