The figure A1(b) shows the pressure difference between two pipes, each containinga liquid of density = 1000 kg/m³, which it is measured using a manometer and isfound to be 42 kN/m². Given that the liquid in the manometer is mercury and that a=1.5m and b=0.7mLIQUIDatpressure p,bLIQUIDatpressure p2hpFigure A1(b)c) Calculate the unknown distance x in terms of h,d) Determine the value of the pressure head h,

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The figure A1(b) shows the pressure difference between two pipes, each containing
a liquid of density = 1000 kg/m³, which it is measured using a manometer and is
found to be 42 kN/m². Given that the liquid in the manometer is mercury and that a
=1.5m and b=0.7m
LIQUID
at
pressure p,
b
LIQUID
at
pressure p2
hp
Figure A1(b)
c) Calculate the unknown distance x in terms of h,
d) Determine the value of the pressure head h,

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