1. An open hemispherical vessel with a radius of 1.2m is full of oil (0.85) a. How fast in rpm should it be rotated about its own vertical axis so that 2/3 of its volume will not be spilled? b. weight of the remaining liquid after the rotation c. what angular speed in rpm will cause a zero pressure at the center bottom of the vessel?

1. An open hemispherical vessel with a radius of 1.2m is full of oil (0.85) a. How fast in rpm should it be rotated about its own vertical axis so that 2/3 of its volume will not be spilled? b. weight of the remaining liquid after the rotation c. what angular speed in rpm will cause a zero pressure at the center bottom of the vessel?

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