Fluid mechanics question, manometers

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The discussion revolves around calculating the pressure measured by a pressure gauge in a fluid mechanics context, specifically using manometers. The calculated pressure is 2.82 KPa, as indicated in the attempted solution. The user expressed frustration over the delay in attachment approval for the diagram that supports their calculations. This highlights the importance of visual aids in solving fluid mechanics problems.

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Homework Statement



Calculate the pressure which would be measured by the pressure gauge shown in the sketch below.

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The Attempt at a Solution



The diagram and attempted solution are in the attachment. The answer on the back was 2.82 KPa.
 

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oh no not again, yet another attachment pending approval, a 3 hours wait!
 

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