A cylinder of radius 0.17 m and height 0.71 m stands vertically and contains an oil with a density of 832.6 kg/m^3. The cylinder is sealed on one end by a moveable piston of mass 3.00 kg. An additional mass of 15.9 kg is placed on top of the moveable piston. Determine the resulting gauge pressure the oil in the bottom of the cylinder. Express your answer in PSI. (1 PSI = 6894.76 Pa)

A cylinder of radius 0.17 m and height 0.71 m stands vertically and contains an oil with a density of 832.6 kg/m^3. The cylinder is sealed on one end by a moveable piston of mass 3.00 kg. An additional mass of 15.9 kg is placed on top of the moveable piston. Determine the resulting gauge pressure the oil in the bottom of the cylinder. Express your answer in PSI. (1 PSI = 6894.76 Pa)

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