ABсOILWATER1.0M0.5mIn the tank open to theatm. shown in the figure below,there is on oil layer 1 meterhighon a 0.5 meter high waterlayer. Since pont & is in theMiddle of paints A and C.calculate the pressures at pointsA, B, C, D in Kla.(Density of water 1000 kg/m³,density of oil 800 kg/m³)

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A B с OIL WATER 1.0M I 0.5M In the tank open to the atm. shown in the figure below, there is on oil layer I meter high on a 0.5 meter high water layer. Since point & is in the B Middle of points A and C. calculate the pressures at points A, B,C,D in Kla. (Density of water 1000 kg /m³, density of oil 800 kg/m³)

A B с OIL WATER 1.0M I 0.5M In the tank open to the atm. shown in the figure below, there is on oil layer I meter high on a 0.5 meter high water layer. Since point & is in the B Middle of points A and C. calculate the pressures at points A, B,C,D in Kla. (Density of water 1000 kg /m³, density of oil 800 kg/m³)

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