If a gas has an absolute pressure of 319 kPa, its gage pressure is?
A. 439 kPa.
B. 199 kPa.
C. 419 kPa.
D. 219 kPa.
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According to question
We are given that
Absolute Pressure
P(A) = 319 KPa
Let the atmospheric pressure be P(atm) = 1 = 101 KPa
Thus According to the formula
P(A) = P(atm) + P(G)
So
P(G) = 319 - 101
P(G) = 218 KPa
Thus the gauge pressure is 218 KPa
We are given that
Absolute Pressure
P(A) = 319 KPa
Let the atmospheric pressure be P(atm) = 1 = 101 KPa
Thus According to the formula
P(A) = P(atm) + P(G)
So
P(G) = 319 - 101
P(G) = 218 KPa
Thus the gauge pressure is 218 KPa
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Answer:According to question
We are given that
Absolute Pressure
P(A) = 319 KPa
Let the atmospheric pressure be P(atm) = 1 = 101 KPa
Thus According to the formula
P(A) = P(atm) + P(G)
So
P(G) = 319 - 101
P(G) = 218 KPa
Thus the gauge pressure is 218 KPa
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