A cylindrical tank is filled with fluid. A pressure gauge 7 meters above the bottom reads 140 kpa. Another pressure gauge 5 meters above the first gauge reads 100 kpa. Calculate the relative density of the fluid inside.

A cylindrical tank is filled with fluid. A pressure gauge 7 meters above the bottom reads 140 kpa. Another pressure gauge 5 meters above the first gauge reads 100 kpa. Calculate the relative density of the fluid inside.

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140 kpa. Another pressure gauge 5 meters above the first gauge reads 100 kpa. Calculate
the relative density of the fluid inside.

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