87.V%24因/ロ6)f8E39Ff5SNSV直。= dpsi (Note the units!)%3Dpoomsurface of the oil. (1 psi = 6.895 kPa)Calculate the gauge pressure in psi at 13.6 cm below the%3Dsides, a 2.8-kg wooden disk supports a O.5-kg potato.partially filled with oil of density 0.87 × 103 kg/m³.The figure shows a glass cylinder of radius 6.8 cm,Floating freely on top with no oil leaking around the

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Gauge pressure is given by P=h×ρ×g ....... (1) here h=13.6…

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The figure shows a glass cylinder of radius 6.8 cm, partially filled with oil of density 0.87 × 10³ kg/m³. . Floating freely on top with no oil leaking around the sides, a 2.8-kg wooden disk supports a 0.5-kg potato. Calculate the gauge pressure in psi at 13.6 cm below the surface of the oil. (1 psi = 6.895 kPa) %3D pooM psi (Note the units!) %3D = d

The figure shows a glass cylinder of radius 6.8 cm, partially filled with oil of density 0.87 × 10³ kg/m³. . Floating freely on top with no oil leaking around the sides, a 2.8-kg wooden disk supports a 0.5-kg potato. Calculate the gauge pressure in psi at 13.6 cm below the surface of the oil. (1 psi = 6.895 kPa) %3D pooM psi (Note the units!) %3D = d

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