5) Consider 4 immiscible liquids in an open tank (open to atmosphere) as shown below. Find the gauge pressures at 1, 2, 3 and 4. SG is specific gravity. Oil (SG: 0.78) Water (SG: 1) Glycerin (SG: 1.26) Mercury (SG: 13.6) 35cm 65cm 20 cm 40cm

5) Consider 4 immiscible liquids in an open tank (open to atmosphere) as shown below. Find the gauge pressures at 1, 2, 3 and 4. SG is specific gravity. Oil (SG: 0.78) Water (SG: 1) Glycerin (SG: 1.26) Mercury (SG: 13.6) 35cm 65cm 20 cm 40cm

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5) Consider 4 immiscible liquids in an open tank (open to atmosphere) as shown below.
Find the gauge pressures at 1, 2, 3 and 4. SG is specific gravity.
Oil (SG: 0.78)
1.
Water (SG: 1)
Glycerin (SG: 1.26)
Mercury (SG: 13.6)
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26°C AQI 29
OMEN
35cm
65cm
20 cm
40cm

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