Question (3):- Find the pressure difference (PA-PB) in the figure shown. Oil (s=0.8) 200 mm 100 mm Water Question (4):- Find the pressure difference (PA-PB) in the figure shown if PA=1000kg/m' and Pe=800kg/m' and pc=13600kg/m and h,=300mm,h3=100mm ,hg=600mm -Density, P. Deisity, PA -Density, Pe 2 400mm

Question (3):- Find the pressure difference (PA-PB) in the figure shown. Oil (s=0.8) 200 mm 100 mm Water Question (4):- Find the pressure difference (PA-PB) in the figure shown if PA=1000kg/m' and Pe=800kg/m' and pc=13600kg/m and h,=300mm,h3=100mm ,hg=600mm -Density, P. Deisity, PA -Density, Pe 2 400mm

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