Thermodynamics - Test 1 Problem 1 - Multifluid manometer

Change in pressure with fluid depth.
Absolute vs. gage pressure Like and subscribe! And get the notes here:

[darrenquaye]

This is hands-down the best video I have watched on manometer problems

[jakobrassi]

Hey thanks for this video, it is very consistent and affective. It's better than other videos. The last video I watched had 100k+ views or something but had a contradiction within it which made it confusing. I wish I came across this video first hopefully you got more views, I appreciate the content thank you.

[zaraakkuly]

Wow, thank you so much! You have no idea how much of a life saver you are. I couldn't figure out why you sometimes minus and other times add pgh until I came across your video. You saved me hours of grief.

[H-cranky]

I have a test tomorrow and this is the exact question i have in my workbook but couldnt solve it. thank you man you came in clutch

[buragayedrians.]

Thank you for this well explained steps in solving pressure. You helped a lot. Keep it up, sir.

[PonquecitoMortal]

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[davematthewredondo]

Thank you your lesson are much easier to understand, your slow talking makes easily process the information

[MrAnon]

Also thank you from NZ, I spent all day trying to get my head around this reading from a text book, fluid start to fluid end, end up=Pa(- )/end down=Pa(+) very helpful, I just could see it, can now thanks.

[aqanni]

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[syedmuhammadqasim]

Thanks a lot for the clear and precise explanation!!!

[shashikantdas]

Thanks sir. very nice concept, from back to first. I was doing always first to last. back to first is easy to understand in some problem

[MutammimChowdhury]

Thank you, I finally understand this topic!!!

[Darwin-bgpm]

I just checked out your thermo google file and its pretty good. hopefully you put some more for thermo 2 (ch 9 and up). I also dont know how this problem is thermo, this is more like fluid mechanics problems xD but cool thanks!

[manaralhamoud]

Thank you so so so much you made this SUPER EASY

[lifefan]

Your students are lucky 😪. Thank you for the video!

[aniruthdinesh]

Alas' the saviour shows up making the fog of the minus and plus lift up.

[leeroymajoni]

Can you please explain why you didn't subtract P(atm) from each term as you did for P2.

[kareliasilvestrini]

Loved this! I was having a major struggle with this guy!

By any chance, could you share the unit’s conversion sheet?

[Shampoo]

I have the same exact equation in my lectures

[iantheodorejesalva]

sir is it still correct if i got the same answer but it is negative? I started finding out the gage in point 1.