Three liquids given the following properties are poured into the cylindrical container with adiameter of 3 meters and a height of 6 meters.First fluid poured: sg = 1.0 , V = 17.6715 m^3Second fluid poured: sg = 0.81 , V = 10.6029 m^3Third fluid poured: sg = 2.94 , V = 7.0686 m^3Assuming that the container is closed after pouring the fluids and the stable state in thecontainer is reached, determine the pressure at the height of 4-m from the bottom of the tank

(1x17.6715+0.81x10.6029+2.94x7.0686)/(17.6715+10.6029+7.0686) =1.331

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