2.) Given the two-compartment vessel shown in the figure. Gage A reads 85 psig: gage B inside compartment X reads 25 psig. If the barometer (outside compartments X & Y) reads 30.61 in Hg, determine the reading of gage C in psi. Ans: 60 psia B X Y

2.) Given the two-compartment vessel shown in the figure. Gage A reads 85 psig: gage B inside compartment X reads 25 psig. If the barometer (outside compartments X & Y) reads 30.61 in Hg, determine the reading of gage C in psi. Ans: 60 psia B X Y

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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