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Calculate the manometer reading
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[QUOTE="Bolter, post: 6398889, member: 670879"] [B]Homework Statement:[/B] See below [B]Relevant Equations:[/B] pressure = density * g * h Having some trouble in answering part b) of this question [ATTACH type="full"]270202[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full"]270203[/ATTACH] I managed to find the right answers for part a) if that is maybe needed in part b) which I got 26.7 kPa, 18.8 kPa, 38.6 kPa and 13.9 kPa for levels A, B, C and air pressure respectively Not too sure what part b) is technically asking but I redrew the diagram and made the adjustment on the right side from what the question was asking [ATTACH type="full"]270204[/ATTACH] Would the new manometer reading be '0.2 x sin15 = 0.0576m as we're only concerned with the vertical change in height that affects pressure? Any help would be appreciated! Thanks [/QUOTE]
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