Atmosphere The blue rectangle represents 60 degree F water exposed to the atmosphere. Determine the gage pressure in psi at a depth of h = 71 feet below the water's surface. Your answer should include at least one digit after the decimal place.

Atmosphere The blue rectangle represents 60 degree F water exposed to the atmosphere. Determine the gage pressure in psi at a depth of h = 71 feet below the water's surface. Your answer should include at least one digit after the decimal place.

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