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Description: Given the barometric pressure of 1.0332 kgf/cm2, make these conversions: a. 60 psig to absolute kPab. 25 inHg vacuum to psi abs.c. 15 psi vacuum to absolute Pa

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Given the barometric pressure of 1.0332 kgf/cm2, make these conversions: a. 60 psig to absolute kPa b. 25 inHg vacuum to psi abs. c. 15 psi vacuum to absolute Pa

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