13.At 15°C water temperature, vapor pressure of water is 1.70 kN/m“. The saturation vaporpressure at that temperature of water is nearly:[Given: specific weight of Mercury = 845.52 lb/ft')%3D(A)0.504 inches of Hg(B) 1.450 inches of Hg(C) 0.755 inches of Hg(D) None of the above6ni noitsoot s in lo 000,21001.0(A)EALO(8)(D)O 185nowi odi 1obianoT ignsl ai 1ovo 1919mpibT91omsib s 2sd oqiq orlTninismor odi not mm 021o0.1-u 22ol tixo tot basuit 0 oteT wofn stste-ybsoteInotont dondaioW-vOtsd diw

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At 15°C water temperature, vapor pressure of water is 1.70 kN/m“. The saturation vapor pressure at that temperature of water is nearly: [Given: specific weight of Mercury = 845.52 lb/ft') 13. %3D (A)0.504 inches of Hg (B) 1.450 inches of Hg (C) 0.755 inches of Hg (D) None of the above

At 15°C water temperature, vapor pressure of water is 1.70 kN/m“. The saturation vapor pressure at that temperature of water is nearly: [Given: specific weight of Mercury = 845.52 lb/ft') 13. %3D (A)0.504 inches of Hg (B) 1.450 inches of Hg (C) 0.755 inches of Hg (D) None of the above

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13.
At 15°C water temperature, vapor pressure of water is 1.70 kN/m“. The saturation vapor
pressure at that temperature of water is nearly:
[Given: specific weight of Mercury = 845.52 lb/ft')
%3D
(A)0.504 inches of Hg
(B) 1.450 inches of Hg
(C) 0.755 inches of Hg
(D) None of the above
6ni noitsoot s in lo 000,21
001.0(A)
EALO(8)
(D)O 185
nowi odi 1obiano
T ignsl ai 1ovo 1919mpib
T91omsib s 2sd oqiq orlT
ninismor odi not mm 021o
0.1-u 22ol tixo tot bas
uit 0 oteT wofn stste-ybsote
Inotont dondaioW-vOtsd diw

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