49. Assuming that the density of air is constant at 1.22kg/m³, determine the height of air to represent the normal barometric pressure of 101.325kPa a. 8466.1854m b. 8132.8710m c. 9653.0338m d. 9475.9139m

49. Assuming that the density of air is constant at 1.22kg/m³, determine the height of air to represent the normal barometric pressure of 101.325kPa a. 8466.1854m b. 8132.8710m c. 9653.0338m d. 9475.9139m

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49. Assuming that the density of air is constant at 1.22kg/m³, determine the height of air to represent
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a. 8466.1854m
b. 8132.8710m
c. 9653.0338m
d. 9475.9139m

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