A tank contains gasoline sp. gr. = 0.90, oil sp. gr. = 0.8, and sea water sp. gr. = 1.03. If the depths of the liquids are 0.5 m. for oil, 0.6 m. gasoline, 1 m seawater. respectively. Find the pressure at a depth of 1.4 m.

A tank contains gasoline sp. gr. = 0.90, oil sp. gr. = 0.8, and sea water sp. gr. = 1.03. If the depths of the liquids are 0.5 m. for oil, 0.6 m. gasoline, 1 m seawater. respectively. Find the pressure at a depth of 1.4 m.

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