tank contains oil (s=0.80), gasoline (s=0.90)the depths of thefor oil,A(s=1.03). If0.50 m,andseawaterliquids aregasoline and sea water, respectively.0.80mand1m1. Find the pressure at a depth of 1.12 m.2. Find the pressure at a depth of 1.89 m.3. Find the pressure at the bottom of the tank.

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A tank contains oil (s=0.80), gasoline (s=0.90) (s=1.03). If the depths of the for oil, and sea water 0.50 m, 0.80 m and 1 m liquids are gasoline and sea water, respectively. 1. Find the pressure at a depth of 1.12 m. 2. Find the pressure at a depth of 1.89 m. 3. Find the pressure at the bottom of the tank.

A tank contains oil (s=0.80), gasoline (s=0.90) (s=1.03). If the depths of the for oil, and sea water 0.50 m, 0.80 m and 1 m liquids are gasoline and sea water, respectively. 1. Find the pressure at a depth of 1.12 m. 2. Find the pressure at a depth of 1.89 m. 3. Find the pressure at the bottom of the tank.

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