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Table 8.3 (report) Hg Equiv. of Net Water Height (cm Hg) P w Total Air Pressure (cm Hg) P arometric Pressure (cm |Net Water Heigh ria Hg) P b cm 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 4.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 4.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 2 cm 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9.8 cm 6.2 cm 35.4 cm 41.2 cm 32.4 cm Cm 0.4 cm 7.4 cm

Table 8.3 (report) Hg Equiv. of Net Water Height (cm Hg) P w Total Air Pressure (cm Hg) P arometric Pressure (cm |Net Water Heigh ria Hg) P b cm 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 4.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 4.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 2 cm 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9.8 cm 6.2 cm 35.4 cm 41.2 cm 32.4 cm Cm 0.4 cm 7.4 cm

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1.Convert net water height cm to equiv of net water height in cm of mercury.

Equation: Pb(Barometric pressure) + Pw(Hg Equiv of net water height) = P(Total air pressure) 

Table 8.3 (report) Hg Equiv. of Net Water Height (cm Hg) P w Total Air Pressure (cm Hg) P arometric Pressure (cm |Net Water Heigh ria Hg) P b cm 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 4.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 4.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 2 cm 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9.8 cm 6.2 cm 35.4 cm 41.2 cm 32.4 cm Cm 0.4 cm 7.4 cm
Transcribed Image Text:Table 8.3 (report) Hg Equiv. of Net Water Height (cm Hg) P w Total Air Pressure (cm Hg) P arometric Pressure (cm |Net Water Heigh ria Hg) P b cm 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 4.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 4.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 64.8 cm Hg 2 cm 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 9.8 cm 6.2 cm 35.4 cm 41.2 cm 32.4 cm Cm 0.4 cm 7.4 cm
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