Define atmospherie, absolute and gauge pressure. Give the inter-relationship between them. A 6 m deep tank contains4 m of water and 2 m of oil of relative density of 0.88. Determine the gauge pressure at the bottom of tank. (Take y-9,787 KN/m).

Define atmospherie, absolute and gauge pressure. Give the inter-relationship between them. A 6 m deep tank contains4 m of water and 2 m of oil of relative density of 0.88. Determine the gauge pressure at the bottom of tank. (Take y-9,787 KN/m).

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(a) Define atmospherie, absolute and gauge pressure. Give the inter-relationship
between them. A 6 m deep tank contains 4 m of water and 2 m of oil of relative
density of 0.88. Determine the gauge pressure at the bottom of tank.
(Take y-9,787 KN/m).
(b) A wooden Cylinder of diameter 'd' and length 2d floats in water with its axis
vertical. Is the oquilibrium stable? Locate the meta centre with reference to water
surface, The specific gravity of wood is 0.6.

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