Gage B reads PB______ kPa as shown in Figure (2). What is the height of the water in meters?. What should gage A read in kPa absolute? Mercury S.G= 13.54, Water density = 1000 kg/m³, Liquid S.G = 1.6. Use your last TWO digits of your ID for the pressure PB__in kpa at point B. Air : 25 kPa 1.5m V h? 1m Water Mercury Liquid SG=1.60 Figure 1 0.5 m B

Gage B reads PB____ kPa as shown in Figure (2). What is the height of the water in meters?. What should gage A read in kPa absolute? Mercury S.G= 13.54, Water density = 1000 kg/m³, Liquid S.G = 1.6. Use your last TWO digits of your ID for the pressure PBin kpa at point B. Air : 25 kPa 1.5m V h? 1m Water Mercury Liquid SG=1.60 Figure 1 0.5 m B

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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