Engineering, 04.03.2020 23:19, iliketurtures

Imagine two tanks. Tank A is filled to depth h with water. Tank B is filled to depth h with oil. Which tank has the largest pressure? Why? Where in the tank does the largest pressure occur?

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Imagine two tanks. Tank A is filled to depth h with water. Tank B is filled to depth h with oil. Whi...