Engineering, 26.07.2019 19:10 zahid79

When water at a gage pressure of 30 mpa is forced into a thin walled spherical tank, it has an inside volume of 15.0 l. if water is let out of the tank by releasing the pressure, how many n of water will remain in the tank when the pressure becomes atmospheric?

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