At temperature of 100 degrees * F and 120 psi (pressure per square inch) absolute, calculation of above properties for methane (CH4) what is the barometric pressure if the gauge reading is 104.5 Psig?

At temperature of 100 degrees * F and 120 psi (pressure per square inch) absolute, calculation of above properties for methane (CH4) what is the barometric pressure if the gauge reading is 104.5 Psig?

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