Question

Which option explains how the engineer will be able to distributo water throughout the region in the following scenario?

An engineer is transferred overseas to a remote location to increase the area's water supply. There is limited electricity in this area.
The engineer will improve the electrical supply houses to assist in running the water plants.
The engineer will incorporate his knowledge of mercury, oil, and other liquids to assist with this process.
The engineer will partner with local civil engineers to brainstorm different solutions to distribute the water.
The engineer will use an elevated water tank to disseminate the water throughout the region.

Answer 1

The engineer will use an elevated water tank to disseminate the water throughout the region.

Step-by-step explanation:

Most cities in the world use Pascal's finding to provide water to people. Some cities use water towers, and others situate large water tanks on the tops of tall buildings. While homes might experience cable, satellite, or electricity outages, water seems to always be available. How is that possible? Thanks to Blaise Pascal's experiments, civil engineers realize that an elevated tank of water (or any fluid) provides enough pressure to force the water into the pipes that can send the water to multiple houses in a region.