Find the pressure distribution in the salad dressing bottle described in Problem 5.11 before it is shaken. What is the pressure distribution after the bottle is shaken? Problem 5.11 A bottle of a...

Find the pressure distribution in the salad dressing bottle described in Problem 5.11 before it is shaken. What is the pressure distribution after the bottle is shaken?

Problem 5.11

A bottle of a certain type of salad dressing can be considered to be a mixture of olive oil and vinegar. The oil has a density of 0.92 g/cm³
and the vinegar has a density of 1.01 g/cm³. If an unopened and unshaken bottle of dressing contains 3 in. of oil on top of 5 in. of vinegar, estimate the pressure acting on the bottom surface of the bottle. What is the pressure acting on the side of the bottle at the line between the oil and the vinegar? What is the pressure acting on the bottom surface of the bottle after the bottle is shaken so that the oil and vinegar are (temporarily) thoroughly mixed?