The piezometers are attached to an open tank shown. The tank contains two immiscible liquids A and B. The specific gravities of liquid A and liquid B are 1.02 and 2.25, respectively. Calculate the elevation of point 2 on the piezometer. Elev 3.7m A Elev 1.2m Eley Om B 2

The piezometers are attached to an open tank shown. The tank contains two immiscible liquids A and B. The specific gravities of liquid A and liquid B are 1.02 and 2.25, respectively. Calculate the elevation of point 2 on the piezometer. Elev 3.7m A Elev 1.2m Eley Om B 2

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Description: The piezometers are attached to an open tank shown. The tank contains two immiscibleliquids A and B. The specific gravities of liquid A and liquid B are 1.02 and 2.25,respectively. Calculate the elevation of point 2 on the piezometer.Elev 3.7mAElev

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