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Description: (please type answer). 6. For the manometer shown, determine the pressure difference between Points A and B. (PA-PB) [3.69]WaterOil (sg = 0.90)6 inA8 in6 in10 inW6 inMercury (sg = 13.54)

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6. For the manometer shown, determine the pressure difference between Points A and B. (PA-PB) [3.69] Water, Oil (sg=0.90) 8 in 6 in 10 in W 6 in

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