pressures at locations E and D. (Ans: 2.12 kPa) b. Calculate the gage pressures at locations A and B including the change in pressure through the air. c. Discussion: Calculate the relative error between your solutions in part a and part b. Can the change in pressure through a gas be neglected when a hydrostatic pressure analysis includes regions of liquid and gas?
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