Q-3 Three different liquids with properties as indicated fill the tank and manometertubes as shown in Fig. Determine the specific gravity of Fluid 3.Fluid 1: specific weight = 62.4 lb/ft3Fluid 2: density = 1.60 slugs/ft3Fluid 3: specific gravity = ?Fluid 27 ft6 ftFluid 1Fluid 35 ft3 ft

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Q-3 Three different liquids with properties as indicated fill the tank and manometer tubes as shown in Fig. Determine the specific gravity of Fluid 3.

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Q-3 Three different liquids with properties as indicated fill the tank and manometer
tubes as shown in Fig. Determine the specific gravity of Fluid 3.
Fluid 1: specific weight = 62.4 lb/ft3
Fluid 2: density = 1.60 slugs/ft3
Fluid 3: specific gravity = ?
Fluid 2
7 ft
6 ft
Fluid 1
Fluid 3
5 ft
3 ft

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