A 5m tank is half filled with water and half with oil of density 0.85 g/cc. The pressure at the bottom is

1.85 g/sq.cm

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89.25 g/sq.cm

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462.5 g/sq.cm

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500 g/sq.cm

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The correct option is C 462.5 g/sq.cm

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