I don't understand part A. How would I go about finding which fluid is which in the manometer?
I understand how to find the pressure afterwards...
Thanks a lot!
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I understand how to find the pressure afterwards...
Thanks a lot!
http://imageshack.us/f/152/screenshot201…
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The fluid with the lighter SG will be displaced by and will float on the heavier fluid.
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The cream always rises (eventually).
If you mix oil (low SG), and water (higher SG), the oil rises.
I'd venture to suppose glycerin (higher SG) is at the bottom.
A guess at the solution:
1.260g/cc-.702g/cc= .558g/cc
.558g/cc×3.2cm = 1.7856g/cm^2
1.7856 ×10^-3kg/10×10^-3m^2 = .17856kg/m^2
.17856kg/m^2 × 9.81N/kg = 1.7517 Pa
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If you mix oil (low SG), and water (higher SG), the oil rises.
I'd venture to suppose glycerin (higher SG) is at the bottom.
A guess at the solution:
1.260g/cc-.702g/cc= .558g/cc
.558g/cc×3.2cm = 1.7856g/cm^2
1.7856 ×10^-3kg/10×10^-3m^2 = .17856kg/m^2
.17856kg/m^2 × 9.81N/kg = 1.7517 Pa
Editted and corrected