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Description: What is the absolute pressure in kPa 9 m below the open surface in a tank of oil (sp.gr. = 0.85) if the barometric pressure is 720 mm of mercurya.146.03 Kpa b.50.03 Kpa c.75.05 kPa d.171.05 kPa

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What is the absolute pressure in kPa 9 m below the open surface in a tank of oil (sp.gr. = 0.85) if the barometric pressure is 720 mm of mercury

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