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Engineering, 26.02.2020 21:03 lil3114

The Compartments of these tanks are closed and filled with air. Gage A read 207KPa. Gage B registers a vacuum of 254mm of mercury. What will gage C read if it is connected to compartment 1 butinside compartment 2? Barometric pressure is 101 KPa, absolute.

Hint: Changes pressure Gage B from mm of mercury to KPa.

254mm of mercury is 33.86KPa.

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