A closed cylindrical tank contains 3m of water, 4m of oil (s = 0.80) and the air above %3D oil has a pressure of 23 KPa. If an open mercury manometer at the bottom of the tank has 1m of water, determine the deflection of mercury. Air, 30 kPa 1 m 4 m Oil, s = 0.80 3 m Water 4 1 m 3. E

A closed cylindrical tank contains 3m of water, 4m of oil (s = 0.80) and the air above %3D oil has a pressure of 23 KPa. If an open mercury manometer at the bottom of the tank has 1m of water, determine the deflection of mercury. Air, 30 kPa 1 m 4 m Oil, s = 0.80 3 m Water 4 1 m 3. E

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Description: A closed cylindrical tank contains 3m ofwater, 4m of oil (s = 0.80) and the air aboveoil has a pressure of 23 KPa. If an openmercury manometer at the bottom of thetank has 1m of water, determine thedeflection of mercury.Air, 30 kPa1 m t4 mOil, s = 0

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