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A vertical Venturi meter is used to measure flow of oil with specific gravity 0.83. The entrance diameter is 4 cm while throat diameter is 2cm. The
pressure difference between inlet and the throat is 173.68 kN/m². if discharge
of oil is 0.017 m³/s, Calculate the difference height between entrance point and throat of the Venturi meter.
Given Coefficient of discharge, Cd =0.92​

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