1. If the atmospheric pressure is 101.3 kPa and the absolute pressureat the bottom of the tank as shown in the figure is 251.3 kPa.Unit weight of water is equal to 9.79 kN/m?a. What is the specific gravity of the olive oil?b. What is the absolute pressure at the interface of the olive oiland the mercury?c. What is the gage pressure at the interface of the olive oil andthe mercury?15mSAE 30 oilWater25mOlive oil29mМercury04m

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