5. A cylindrical tank that is 2ft in dia. and 3ft tall is filled with a fluid with p =64m, find its density in slug/ft3, specific volume in in3/slug , specificlbmft3weight in Ibf/ft3, total weight in pdl, and find the specific gravity of thesubstance compared to water.

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A cylindrical tank that is 2ft in dia. and 3ft tall is filled with a fluid with p = lbm ft3 weight in Ibf/ft3, total weight in pdl, and find the specific gravity of the 64 m find its density in slug/ft3, specific volume in in3/slug, specific substance compared to water.

A cylindrical tank that is 2ft in dia. and 3ft tall is filled with a fluid with p = lbm ft3 weight in Ibf/ft3, total weight in pdl, and find the specific gravity of the 64 m find its density in slug/ft3, specific volume in in3/slug, specific substance compared to water.

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