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Calculate the effective pressures at points A, B and C and the effective pressures of the two air spaces in the figure. (Take 1.75 relative density of blue water.)

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Calculate the effective pressures at points A, B and C and the effective pressures of the two air spaces in the figure. (Take 1.75 relative density of blue water.)

Air
1
Water
20 сm
20 cm
Air 2
Blue
Blue
Water
Water
42cm
Blue
Water

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