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Calculate the vacuum pressure in kg/cm2 if the absolute reading is 5psia. a. 0.6816kg/cm2 b. 0.6746kg/cm2 c. 0.7027kg/cm2 d. 0.6324kg/cm3

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Calculate the vacuum pressure in kg/cm2 if the absolute reading is 5psia.

a. 0.6816kg/cm2 b. 0.6746kg/cm2 c. 0.7027kg/cm2 d. 0.6324kg/cm3

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