How can I find the solutions for this problem? (Answers are given) 1. A large tank as shown contains air,gasoline (0.70), water and oil (0.82). Ifthe pressure of air as shown in thegage is 130 kPa, calculate the velocityand mass flow rate at point 1 (assumeno friction losses at any point).(Ans: 17.95 m/s and 10.40 kg/s)130 kPaAirOil 0.825 mGasoline2.5 m0.70Water2.5 m

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