Using the regional barometric pressure info. below, calculate the partial pressure of O2 in the atmospheric air (i.e. the barometric PO₂) in decimal form. Barometric pressure at Kings Peak, UT= 13,534 ft. (4,125m)→ 468 mmHg . O 137.5 mmHg O 98 mmHg O 90 mmHg

Using the regional barometric pressure info. below, calculate the partial pressure of O2 in the atmospheric air (i.e. the barometric PO₂) in decimal form. Barometric pressure at Kings Peak, UT= 13,534 ft. (4,125m)→ 468 mmHg . O 137.5 mmHg O 98 mmHg O 90 mmHg

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Description: Using the regional barometric pressure info. below, calculate the partial pressure of O2 inthe atmospheric air (i.e. the barometric PO₂) in decimal form..Barometric pressure at Kings Peak, UT= 13,534 ft. (4,125m)→ 468 mmHgO 137.5 mmHgO 98 mmHgO 90 m

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