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The container shown below holds kerosene and air as indicated compute the pressure at P,Q,R and S in `KN//m^(2)` take spacific gravity of kerosene as 0.8

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`P_(p)=124.9kN//m^(2),P_(Q)=89.5kN//m^(2),P_(R)=89.5kN//m^(2),P_(S)=46.4kN//m^(2)`
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