Which of the following statements are TRUE, when the cavitation parameter o = 0?1. The local pressure is reduced to vapor pressure.2. Cavitation starts3. Boiling of liquid starts4. Cavitation stops 5m deep vertical cylindrical tank, water is filled up to a level of 3m from the bottom andthe remaining space is filled with oil of specific gravity 0.88. Assume density of water as1000 kg/m3, Atmospheric pressure = 100 kPa and acceleration due to gravity to be10 m/s?. The absolute pressure (in kN/m², rounded off to the first decimal place) at adepth of 2.5 m from the top of the tank will be(up to one decimal place)

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Which of the following statements are TRUE, when the cavitation parameter o = 0? 1. The local pressure is reduced to vapor pressure. 2. Cavitation starts 3. Boiling of liquid starts 4. Cavitation stops

Which of the following statements are TRUE, when the cavitation parameter o = 0? 1. The local pressure is reduced to vapor pressure. 2. Cavitation starts 3. Boiling of liquid starts 4. Cavitation stops

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Which of the following statements are TRUE, when the cavitation parameter o = 0?
1. The local pressure is reduced to vapor pressure.
2. Cavitation starts
3. Boiling of liquid starts
4. Cavitation stops

5m deep vertical cylindrical tank, water is filled up to a level of 3m from the bottom and
the remaining space is filled with oil of specific gravity 0.88. Assume density of water as
1000 kg/m3, Atmospheric pressure = 100 kPa and acceleration due to gravity to be
10 m/s?. The absolute pressure (in kN/m², rounded off to the first decimal place) at a
depth of 2.5 m from the top of the tank will be
(up to one decimal place)

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