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A closed tank (of height 5 m) is PArtially filled with a liquid as shown. If pressure of air above fluid is 2 bar, find pressure at bottom of tank. Assume density of liquid to vary according to following relation:
A closed tank (of height 5 m) is PArtially filled with a liquid as shown. If pressure of air above fluid is 2 bar, find pressure at bottom of tank. Assume density of liquid to vary according to following relation:\r\n \r\nwhere y is height from base\r\n

where y is height from base


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where y is height from base

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