You have a beaker of glucose (liquid 1) and a beaker of olive oil (liquid 2) with densities respectively of 1,430 kg/m3 and 855 kg/m3. Figure (a) below shows glucose in a U-tube open at both ends. In figure (b), olive oil is added to the right arm until it forms a columnL = 4.96 cm You have a beaker of glucose (liquid 1) and a beaker of olive oil (liquid 2) with densities respectively of 1,430 kg/m and 855 kg/m. Figure (a) below shows glucose in a U-tube open at both ends. In figure (b), olive oil is added to the right arm until it forms a column L = 4.96 cm high.日世 UShieldPoLiquidLiquida(a) Determine the difference h in the heights of the two liquid surfaces. (Enter the magnitude in cm.)cm(b) The right arm is then shielded from any air motion while air is blown across the top of the left arm until the surfaces of the two liquids are at the same height (figure (c)). Determine the speed (in m/s) of the air being blown across the left arm. Take the density of air as 1.20 kg/m.Choose the bottom of the U-tube as the level for the gravitational potential energy to be zero. Then, y = YR for two points A and B at the top of the left and right arms of the U-tube, respectively. Note that due to the shield va = 0. Write Bernoulli's equation for points A and B, use the above information and determine Pa - Pa. According to Pascal's law P. = P.for two points C and D at the same height in the glucose. Write expressions for the pressure at points C and D in terms of the pressure at A and B respectively. Equate them in order to obtain a second expression for P - P.. Using the two expressions for Pe - Pa you can determine an expression for the desired speed. m/s

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Description: You have a beaker of glucose (liquid 1) and a beaker of olive oil (liquid 2) with densities respectively of 1,430 kg/m3 and 855 kg/m3. Figure (a) below shows glucose in a U-tube open at both ends. In figure (b), olive oil is added to the right arm un