An inclined tank contains three different liquids A, B, and C with specific gravities of 0.40, 1.25, and 11.73, respectively. What will be the pressure in psi on the bottom of the tank if the liquid surfaces are at the elevations shown? El of point T = 35' El of point A = 12' El of point B= 3'

An inclined tank contains three different liquids A, B, and C with specific gravities of 0.40, 1.25, and 11.73, respectively. What will be the pressure in psi on the bottom of the tank if the liquid surfaces are at the elevations shown? El of point T = 35' El of point A = 12' El of point B= 3'

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