What is the depth of the layer of petroleum

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1- The pressure at the bottom of a tube is 1500 Pa. Petroleum (d=800 kg/m cubic) floats on 10 cm of water (d=1000 kg/m cubic). What is the depth of the layer of petroleum?

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