1.Express pressure of 225kPa (abs) as a gage pressure. The local atmospheric pressure is 101kPa. 2.Express a pressure of -6.2psig as an absolute pressure. Use the standard atmospheric pressure. 3.Convert the following: a. 2 bar to mmHg b. 30kPa to psi c.550 mmHg to kPa

1.Express pressure of 225kPa (abs) as a gage pressure. The local atmospheric pressure is 101kPa. 2.Express a pressure of -6.2psig as an absolute pressure. Use the standard atmospheric pressure. 3.Convert the following: a. 2 bar to mmHg b. 30kPa to psi c.550 mmHg to kPa

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1.Express pressure of 225kPa (abs) as a gage pressure. The local atmospheric pressure is 101kPa.

2.Express a pressure of -6.2psig as an absolute pressure. Use the standard atmospheric pressure.

3.Convert the following:

a. 2 bar to mmHg

b. 30kPa to psi

c.550 mmHg to kPa

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