Suppose by curiosity, a student poured three different media inside a transparent tank with gauge reading. He directly noted the elevations of the different liquids as shown in the figure below. If the pressure gauge records a vacuum of 17.1 KPa, determine the following: (i) elevation of the liquids in the open peizometer column E, F, and G and (ii) the deflection h of the mercury in the U-tube manometer neglecting the weight of air. E Air El 15m S-0.70 El 12m Water El 8m S-16 El 4m h-?

Suppose by curiosity, a student poured three different media inside a transparent tank with gauge reading. He directly noted the elevations of the different liquids as shown in the figure below. If the pressure gauge records a vacuum of 17.1 KPa, determine the following: (i) elevation of the liquids in the open peizometer column E, F, and G and (ii) the deflection h of the mercury in the U-tube manometer neglecting the weight of air. E Air El 15m S-0.70 El 12m Water El 8m S-16 El 4m h-?

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