A U-shaped tube holds two liquids in static equilibrium: water kg (Pwater = 1000 -) and oil of unknown density poil. Find the density of the oil m³ if the measured heights give 1 = 157 mm and d = 11.2 mm. Oil Water- U Interface kg 867 m 1077 933 929 O kg m³ kg m³ kg 3 m

A U-shaped tube holds two liquids in static equilibrium: water kg (Pwater = 1000 -) and oil of unknown density poil. Find the density of the oil m³ if the measured heights give 1 = 157 mm and d = 11.2 mm. Oil Water- U Interface kg 867 m 1077 933 929 O kg m³ kg m³ kg 3 m

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A U-shaped tube holds two liquids in static equilibrium: water
kg
(Pwater = 1000
m³
-) and oil of unknown density Poil. Find the density of the oil
157 mm and d
11.2 mm.
if the measured heights give l
=
Oil-
Water-
U
Interface
kg
m³
867
1077
933
929
kg
m³
kg
m³
kg
m³

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