If you measured h=851.1 mm Hg using simple manometer, then the pressure (in kpa) will be:(Given: Mercuryspecific gravity is 13.55)uorSelect one:O a. 104.62Ob. 96.11O c. 130.15d. 121.64Oe. 113.13Inviscid water Flows as shown, The manometers helghts are h1-59.3 cm, and h2=20 em, what is the wateracceleration (m/s2)?

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If you measured h=851.1 mm Hg usin specific gravity is 13.55) Select one: a. 104.62 Ob. 96.11 Oc. 130.15 O d. 121.64 O e. 113.13 Inviscid water Flows as shown, The m acceleration (m/s2)?

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