2. My neck, my back (Likido)A.A cylindrical disk of wood weighing 50.0 [N] and having a diameter of D =20.0 [cm] floats on a liquid of density p = 0.850 [g/cm³]. The cylinder of liquid is h =50.0 [cm] high and has a diameter that is the same as that of the wood. What is thegauge pressure halfway down the liquid?hB.For your science exhibit, you want to make a block of wood float at theinterface between a layer of oil of unknown density Poil, and water (Pwater =1000 [kg/m³]) inside a container as shown. The density of the wood is Pwood =950. [kg/m³]. What must be the density of the oil so that only 40.0% of the wood issubmerged in water?C.Water (Pwater = 1000. [kg/m³]) is flowing through abent cylindrical pipeline shown. The radii of the pipe at points1 and 2 are 0.300 [m] and 1.00 [m], respectively. The volumeflow rate through the pipeline is 3.50 [L/s]. If the pressure atpoint 1 in the pipe is 350 [kPa], what is the pressure at point2, located 5.00 [m] above point 1?12woodLiquidDOilwoodwater5.00 [m]

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A. A cylindrical disk of wood weighing 50.0 [N] and having a diameter of D = 20.0 [cm] floats on a liquid of density p = 0.850 [g/cm³]. The cylinder of liquid is h = 50.0 [cm] high and has a diameter that is the same as that of the wood. What is the gauge pressure halfway down the liquid? h

A. A cylindrical disk of wood weighing 50.0 [N] and having a diameter of D = 20.0 [cm] floats on a liquid of density p = 0.850 [g/cm³]. The cylinder of liquid is h = 50.0 [cm] high and has a diameter that is the same as that of the wood. What is the gauge pressure halfway down the liquid? h

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