The gage pressure in a pipeline containing gas (? = 0.08 lb/ft3 ) at a certain point is 6.7 in of water. Here, the gas is not flowing, and all the temperatures are 750 F. Calculate the gage pressure in inches of water at another point in the line whose elevation is 667 ft higher than the first point. Make and state clearly any necessary assumptions

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The gage pressure in a pipeline containing gas (? = 0.08 lb/ft3
) at a certain point is 6.7 in of
water. Here, the gas is not flowing, and all the temperatures are 750
F. Calculate the gage pressure in
inches of water at another point in the line whose elevation is 667 ft higher than the first point.
Make and state clearly any necessary assumptions.

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