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1. The angle o, sino=& o = sin() = 41.80 22. Manometer fwid height, h= 6 sino h = € sin41.8=4cm 3. Pressure Pe we know that,

( 30x103) + (1200x9-81*0.5) 1 = (2400x9-81*0.04) + (1000x9-8140.06) - TPB PBZ 33570 Pa IPB = 33.57kpal4) Pressure difference, DE PB-PA= 3.57 kpa

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