Oil having sp gr of 0.9, determine the pressure at (a) the interface of the 2 liquids and (b) at the bottom of the tank. Heights of fluids in meter. 1.0 OIL 2.0 WATER 0.6687 N/cm2 and 1.9874 N/cm2 O 0.9364 N/cm2 and 2.5471 N/cm2 O 0.8829 N/cm2 and 2.8449 N/cm2 O 0.8412 N/cm2 and 1.8447 N/cm2

Oil having sp gr of 0.9, determine the pressure at (a) the interface of the 2 liquids and (b) at the bottom of the tank. Heights of fluids in meter. 1.0 OIL 2.0 WATER 0.6687 N/cm2 and 1.9874 N/cm2 O 0.9364 N/cm2 and 2.5471 N/cm2 O 0.8829 N/cm2 and 2.8449 N/cm2 O 0.8412 N/cm2 and 1.8447 N/cm2

College Physics

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