Water at 68°F has a dynamic viscosity of 1 centipoise. Compute its dynamic viscosity and kinematic viscosity in foot-pound-second units. Unit weight of water at 68°F is approximately at 62.30 lb / ft3.

Find the pressure in the water tank shown in Figure 1. TABLE C1 Areas Rectangle Triangle Circle C. PROPERTIES OF AREAS AND VOLUMES Semicircle Ellipse Semiellipse Sketch Ti b TE b+d b 400 Water 砰 2a T 42 2b Area bh bh/2 TD² 14 S = 1.60 Figure 1: Water pipe schematic layout. #D²18 4 cm mab 7 cm mab/2 S=0.75 10 cm Centroid y = h/2 y-h/3 y=r ỳ Arist y=b cm ỹ=4b/3m Hg Second moment I = bh²³/12 Īxy = 0 I=bk²/36 Ixy = (b-2d)bh³/72 Ï = #D*/64 1,- #D¹/128 Ī= mab³/4 1,= mab³/8

3. What is the equivalent height in meters of glycerin (sg = 1.26) for an absolute pressure of 5 atm when barometer reads 800 mm Hg. Also find the equivalent height of oil (sg = 0.8) in inches.