An open tank contains water up to a depth of 1.2m from the bottom and above it mercury for a depth of 0.8m and above it an oil of specific gravity 0.8 for a depth of 1m. Assume the atmospheric pressure is 1 bar.  Find the gauge pressure and absolute pressure                        i) at the bottom of the container,                        ii) at the interface of water and mercury and                       iii) at the interface of an oil and mercury.                    (   i) At bottom  Gauge Pressure = ________________N/m2 Absolute Pressure =_________________ N/m2 ii) At the interface of water and mercury  Gauge Pressure =_______________ N/m2 Absolute pressure =_____________ N/m2 iii) At the interface of oil and mercury Gauge Pressure =_____________ N/m2 Absolute Pressure = _________________ N/m2

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An open tank contains water up to a depth of 1.2m from the bottom and above it mercury for a depth of 0.8m and above it an oil of specific gravity 0.8 for a depth of 1m. Assume the atmospheric pressure is 1 bar. 

Find the gauge pressure and absolute pressure

                       i) at the bottom of the container, 

                      ii) at the interface of water and mercury and

                      iii) at the interface of an oil and mercury.                    (

 

i) At bottom 

Gauge Pressure = ________________N/m2

Absolute Pressure =_________________ N/m2

ii) At the interface of water and mercury

 Gauge Pressure =_______________ N/m2

Absolute pressure =_____________ N/m2

iii) At the interface of oil and mercury

Gauge Pressure =_____________ N/m2

Absolute Pressure = _________________ N/m2

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