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The reading of differential manometer of a Venturimeter, placed at 45° to the horizontal is 11 cm. If the Venturimeter is turned to horizontal position, the manometer reading will be

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zero

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\frac{11}{\sqrt{2}} c m

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11 cm

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11 \sqrt{2} c m

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Solution

The correct option is C 11 cm
The manometer reading of a venturimeter does not depend upon the inclination of venturimeter with the horizontal.

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