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Transcribed Image Text:31. A container has initial gauge pressure of 0 kPa and air volume of 0.5 m³. When the air
volume of the container is reduced to 0.3 m³, the corresponding gauge pressure is
(a) 54.22 kPa
(b) 67.55 kPa
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