If the atmospheric pressure is 101.3 kPa and the absolute pressure atthe bottom of the tank as shown in the figure is 231.3 kPa.Sea Oil (0.89)1.5 mtWater2.5 mOlive Oil (S)2.9 mMercury (13.6)0.4 m7. Find the specific gravity of the olive oil.а. 1.29b. 1.18с. 1.37d. 1.588. Absolute pressure at the interface of the olive oil and themercury.c. 77.896 kPad. 176.596 kPaa. 76.596 kPab. 177.896 kPa9. Gage pressure at the interface of olive oil and mercury.c. 176.596 kPad. 177.896 kPaa. 76.596 kPab. 77.896 kPa

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If the atmospheric pressure is 101.3 kPa and the absolute pressure at the bottom of the tank as shown in the figure is 231.3 kPa. Sea Oil (0.89) 1.5 m t Water 2.5 m Olive Oil (S) 2.9 m Mercury (13.6) 0.4 m 7. Find the specific gravity of the olive oil. с. 1.37 d. 1.58 а. 1.29 b. 1.18 8. Absolute pressure at the interface of the olive oil and the mercury. a. 76.596 kPa b. 177.896 kPa c. 77.896 kPa d. 176.596 kPa 9. Gage pressure at the interface of olive oil and mercury. c. 176.596 kPa d. 177.896 kPa a. 76.596 kPa b. 77.896 kPa

If the atmospheric pressure is 101.3 kPa and the absolute pressure at the bottom of the tank as shown in the figure is 231.3 kPa. Sea Oil (0.89) 1.5 m t Water 2.5 m Olive Oil (S) 2.9 m Mercury (13.6) 0.4 m 7. Find the specific gravity of the olive oil. с. 1.37 d. 1.58 а. 1.29 b. 1.18 8. Absolute pressure at the interface of the olive oil and the mercury. a. 76.596 kPa b. 177.896 kPa c. 77.896 kPa d. 176.596 kPa 9. Gage pressure at the interface of olive oil and mercury. c. 176.596 kPa d. 177.896 kPa a. 76.596 kPa b. 77.896 kPa

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