Three immiscible fluids sit in a storage tank open to atmosphere. The densities of the fluids in the storage tank are pi = 3.6 lbm/ft³, P2 (P1), state 2 (P2) and state 3 (P3). 12.5 lbm/ft', and p3= 11 lbm/ft. Calculate the absolute pressures at state 1 %3D

Three immiscible fluids sit in a storage tank open to atmosphere. The densities of the fluids in the storage tank are pi = 3.6 lbm/ft³, P2 (P1), state 2 (P2) and state 3 (P3). 12.5 lbm/ft', and p3= 11 lbm/ft. Calculate the absolute pressures at state 1 %3D

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