30. Oil on Tubig. An open test tube contains a layer of oil (Poil 1.00 [g/cm°]). What is the gauge pressure at a layer 3.00 [cm] below the oil-water interface? 600. [kg/m*]) floating on top of water (Pwater Air Oil 1.50 cm Water А. 8.5 [Ра С. 3822 [Рa] В. 885 [Ра] D. 382 [Pa]

30. Oil on Tubig. An open test tube contains a layer of oil (Poil 1.00 [g/cm°]). What is the gauge pressure at a layer 3.00 [cm] below the oil-water interface? 600. [kg/m*]) floating on top of water (Pwater Air Oil 1.50 cm Water А. 8.5 [Ра С. 3822 [Рa] В. 885 [Ра] D. 382 [Pa]

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Chapter11: Fluid Statics

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