c) An inclined manometer consišts of multiple types of fluid is shown in Figure 3 and a piston is put above point D. Point B is open to the atmospheric pressure (the atmospheric pressure is 101325 Pa). If the density' of water is 998 kg/m². Calculate : (i) the gauge pressure at point C and D (ii) When a weight, W = 10KN is added to the top of the piston, the mercury rises an additional distance up the tube. Determine the new distance of L.

c) An inclined manometer consišts of multiple types of fluid is shown in Figure 3 and a piston is put above point D. Point B is open to the atmospheric pressure (the atmospheric pressure is 101325 Pa). If the density' of water is 998 kg/m². Calculate : (i) the gauge pressure at point C and D (ii) When a weight, W = 10KN is added to the top of the piston, the mercury rises an additional distance up the tube. Determine the new distance of L.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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