EXAMPLE 5(H.W): One means of determining the surface level of oil in a tank is by discharging a small amount of air through a small tube, the end of which is submerged in the tank, and reading the pressure on the gauge that is tapped into the tube. Then the level of the oil surface in the tank can be calculated. If the pressure on the gauge is 30 KPa and the specific gravity of oil is S= 0.85, what is the depthd of oil in the %3D tank?

EXAMPLE 5(H.W): One means of determining the surface level of oil in a tank is by discharging a small amount of air through a small tube, the end of which is submerged in the tank, and reading the pressure on the gauge that is tapped into the tube. Then the level of the oil surface in the tank can be calculated. If the pressure on the gauge is 30 KPa and the specific gravity of oil is S= 0.85, what is the depthd of oil in the %3D tank?

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