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Problem 2: Effects of Uniform Rectilinear Acceleration You place a tank that is filled with liquid nitrogen (density 0.8 g/cm) in an elevator to transport it up to a lab in which you are doing research. The tank is pressurized to 400 psig. The tank has a hydrostatic pressure relief valve mounted on top of it that will open to release liquid if the pressure on the relief valve increases above 410 psig. relief valve Liquid N2 A) One of the graduate students from your lab passes by and warns you to be careful when taking the tank up in the elevator, as that may cause the hydrostatic relief valve to open. Another graduate student who is with you to help out says that is a silly idea and that your friend must have gotten an engineering degree from UGA and not understand basic hydrostatics. Who is correct? Namely, is there even a chance that taking the tank up in the elevator will cause the relief valve to open, and if so, why? If there is cause for concern, during what part of your ride up in the elevator should you be worried and why? Justify your answer with a proper discussion of your analysis and/or supporting equations and diagrams. Hint: make sure you look at the diagram above, and observe the relative levels of the liquid nitrogen and the bottom of the relief valve. B) What numerical criteria/question you should ask the elevator company to see if you are indeed safe to transport the tank in the elevator