Convert the pressure 3.924 N/cm2 to the height of fluid when the fluid is: (a) water and (b) oil of sp gr. 0.9. O 5m of water and 4.44m of oil O 5m of water and 5.44m of oil O 4m of water and 5.44m of oil O 4m of water and 4.44m of oil

Convert the pressure 3.924 N/cm2 to the height of fluid when the fluid is: (a) water and (b) oil of sp gr. 0.9. O 5m of water and 4.44m of oil O 5m of water and 5.44m of oil O 4m of water and 5.44m of oil O 4m of water and 4.44m of oil

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Chapter11: Fluid Statics

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Convert the pressure of 3.924 N/cm2 to the height of fluid when the fluid is: a) water and b) oil of sp gr. 0.9 (show solution and an illustration)

Convert the pressure 3.924 N/cm2 to the height of fluid when the fluid is:
(a) water and (b) oil of sp gr. 0.9.
5m of water and 4.44m of oil
5m of water and 5.44m of oil
4m of water and 5.44m of oil
O 4m of water and 4.44m of oil

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