Consider the attached figure system, where 
, the 
where the celestial fluid is water and the purple mercury fluid.If by the main tube travel 10 liters of water every 2 seconds find:
a) The speeds in sections 1 and 2.
b) The pressure difference between the central points. of sections
1 and 2.
c) The difference in height of mercury between the sides of the
U-shaped tube.
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