Simple Manometer Example Problem #2

This tutorial works through another simple manometer example problem that determines the pressure of a gas when given atmospheric pressure and height difference of the water column.
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[@yagmurilaydacoskun3867]

Shouldn’t it be 39.8, why the half?

[@chanceliabuba4450]

You're right

[@PhillimonTembo-f9t]

I agree it was an error with calculation I think

[@joffersonfuraque8221]

Yes and the final answer should be around 61.405 kPa

[@tusoraiyenuujoma9583]

Where is 19.9kpa coming from cause when you press it on the calculator is giving me 39877.65kpa

[@kammanmok7294]

Explain clearly,I have to like you

[@Engineer4Free]

Thanks!! 🙌🙏

[@AJMusicUganda]

Some error on the value of rho*g*h

[@CurlyMaiden]

hero.

[@BrianKipturu-yc2kh]

you are confusing me