The atmospheric pressure is 1000 mbar .If a pressure gage which is attached to a tank reads 420 mm of mercury (vacuum). What is the absolute pressure in the tank? a. 75.92 kPa b. 56.34 kPa c. 43.97 kPa d. 81.23 kPa

The atmospheric pressure is 1000 mbar .If a pressure gage which is attached to a tank reads 420 mm of mercury (vacuum). What is the absolute pressure in the tank? a. 75.92 kPa b. 56.34 kPa c. 43.97 kPa d. 81.23 kPa

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Description: The atmospheric pressure is 1000 mbar .If a pressure gage which is attached to a tank reads 420 mm of mercury (vacuum). What is the absolute pressure in the tank? a. 75.92 kPab. 56.34 kPac. 43.97 kPad. 81.23 kPa

Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Technology (MindTap Course List)

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Author:John Tomczyk, Eugene Silberstein, Bill Whitman, Bill Johnson

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Chapter1: Heat, Temperature, And Pressure

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