In the setup seen in the image, an oil tank'scentral circular opening is sealed off by a solidcone. At the bottom of the tank is a mercury-filledU-tube manometer. As of the moment depicted,a.20 cmC.100 cmII35 cmPressurized AairsolidconeBсWhat is the pressure at the bottom of the tank?b. What is the pressure of air trapped in the tank?How far from the oil-air interface is the location of the imaginary oil surface?Oil (SG = 0.8)5 cm30 cm50 cmopen!!!30 cmHg (SG = 13.6)

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Description: In the setup seen in the image, an oil tank'scentral circular opening is sealed off by a solidcone. At the bottom of the tank is a mercury-filledU-tube manometer. As of the moment depicted,a.20 cmC.100 cmII35 cmPressurized AairsolidconeBсWhat is the

Given: The specific gravity of mercury, SGm = 13.6

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In the setup seen in the image, an oil tank's central circular opening is sealed off by a solid cone. At the bottom of the tank is a mercury-filled U-tube manometer. As of the moment depicted, a. 35 cm o solid cone Pressurized A C air 30 cm THE B Oil (SG = 0.8) 5 cm C. 20 cm What is the pressure at the bottom of the tank? b. What is the pressure of air trapped in the tank? How far from the oil-air interface is the location of the imaginary oil surface? 100 cm open 50 cm 30 cm Hg (SG = 13.6)

In the setup seen in the image, an oil tank's central circular opening is sealed off by a solid cone. At the bottom of the tank is a mercury-filled U-tube manometer. As of the moment depicted, a. 35 cm o solid cone Pressurized A C air 30 cm THE B Oil (SG = 0.8) 5 cm C. 20 cm What is the pressure at the bottom of the tank? b. What is the pressure of air trapped in the tank? How far from the oil-air interface is the location of the imaginary oil surface? 100 cm open 50 cm 30 cm Hg (SG = 13.6)

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