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What is the air pressure (kpa) in a car tier? The pipe pressure is measured to be 20 kpa. For layers of oils, given that S1-1.0, S2-0.8, and S3-0.41. pipe S1 75 cm S2 Air 90 cm 40 cm 20 cm S3

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What is the air pressure (kpa) in a car tier? The pipe pressure is measured to be 20 kpa. For layers of oils,
given that S1=1.0, S2-D0.8, and S3=0.41.
pipe
S1
75 cm
S2
Air
90 cm
40 cm
20 cm
S3

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