The flow of water in the below diagram is from point X to Y. The oil is i of the inverted U-tube manometer. The mercury is in the bottom of the ma the pressure difference Pr -P, in kPa? P=880 kg/m² 250 mm nswer EXPEL FRAKKL 100 mm H₂O 75 mm 100 mm Answer choices: a) 32.329 KPa b) 23.329 KPa c) 18.329 KPa d) 29.329 KPa P = 13.6x10¹ kg/m 200 mm 125 mm 45 EXPLIVE H₂O B

The flow of water in the below diagram is from point X to Y. The oil is i of the inverted U-tube manometer. The mercury is in the bottom of the ma the pressure difference Pr -P, in kPa? P=880 kg/m² 250 mm nswer EXPEL FRAKKL 100 mm H₂O 75 mm 100 mm Answer choices: a) 32.329 KPa b) 23.329 KPa c) 18.329 KPa d) 29.329 KPa P = 13.6x10¹ kg/m 200 mm 125 mm 45 EXPLIVE H₂O B

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of the inverted U-tube manometer. The mercury is in the bottom of the man
the pressure difference P-Py in kPa?
P = 880 kg/m³
250 mm
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You are attempting question 3 out of 16
100 mm
75 mm 100 mm
Answer choices:
a) 32.329 KPa
b) 23.329 KPa
c) 18.329 KPa
d) 29.329 KPa
H₂O
P=13.6x10 kg/m³
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