An open tank consists of 3 immiscible liquids, in which the water is at the height of 350 cm, above which a crude oil of specific gravity of 0.9 is filled up to a height of 1800 mm, above which a coconut oil of specific gravity of 0.84 is filled for about 3 m. Find (i) the intensity of pressure in kPa at the interface between coconut oil & crude oil (ii) the intensity of pressure in MPa at the interface between crude oil & water (iii) the intensity of pressure in N/cm² at the bottom of the tank. Solution: The intensity of pressure at the interface between coconut oil & crude oil (unit in kPa) The intensity of pressure at the interface between crude oil & water (unit in MPa)

An open tank consists of 3 immiscible liquids, in which the water is at the height of 350 cm, above which a crude oil of specific gravity of 0.9 is filled up to a height of 1800 mm, above which a coconut oil of specific gravity of 0.84 is filled for about 3 m. Find (i) the intensity of pressure in kPa at the interface between coconut oil & crude oil (ii) the intensity of pressure in MPa at the interface between crude oil & water (iii) the intensity of pressure in N/cm² at the bottom of the tank. Solution: The intensity of pressure at the interface between coconut oil & crude oil (unit in kPa) The intensity of pressure at the interface between crude oil & water (unit in MPa)

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