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n the figure,which fluid will a pressure of 700kPa first be achieved? P. = 90kPa ethyl alcohol,p = 773.3 kg/m³ 60 m oil,p = 899.6 kg/m³ 10 m water,p = 979 kg/m³ glycerin,p =1236 kg/m³ 5 m %3D 5 m

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In the figure,which fluid will a pressure of 700kPa first be achieved?
P, = 90kPa
ethyl alcohol,p = 773.3 kg/m³
60 m
oil,p = 899.6 kg/m³
10 m
water,p = 979 kg/m³
glycerin,p =1236 kg/m³
5 m
5 m

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