The mercury manometer shown in (Figure 1) reads h = 0.16 in. Take YHg = 867 lb/ft,Yo = 57.4 lb/ft, and Ho = 2.09(10-3) lb -s/ft?.2 ft3 in.AB.Determine the mass flow of SAE 10W oil through the pipe.Express your answer using three significant figures.m =slug/s

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The mercury manometer shown in (Figure 1) reads h = 0.16 in. Take YHg = 867 lb/ft³, Yo = 57.4 lb/ft³, and Ho = 2.09(10 3) lb - s/ft². 2 ft 3 in. B. Determine the mass flow of SAE 10W oil through the pipe. Express your answer using three significant figures. m = slug/s

The mercury manometer shown in (Figure 1) reads h = 0.16 in. Take YHg = 867 lb/ft³, Yo = 57.4 lb/ft³, and Ho = 2.09(10 3) lb - s/ft². 2 ft 3 in. B. Determine the mass flow of SAE 10W oil through the pipe. Express your answer using three significant figures. m = slug/s

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The mercury manometer shown in (Figure 1) reads h = 0.16 in. Take YHg = 867 lb/ft,
Yo = 57.4 lb/ft, and Ho = 2.09(10-3) lb -s/ft?.
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Determine the mass flow of SAE 10W oil through the pipe.
Express your answer using three significant figures.
m =
slug/s

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