At 150°F dry air has a density of 0.0652 lb/cu ft. At 70°F it has a density of0.075 lb/sq ft. What is the difference in density between air at 70°F and air at150°F?

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At 150°F dry air has a density of 0.0652 lb/cu ft. At 70°F it has a density of
0.075 lb/sq ft. What is the difference in density between air at 70°F and air at
150°F?

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