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Interpretation:
Local barometric pressure is 28.48 inches of mercury, the pressure in units of
Concept introduction:
Following conversion factors will be used to calculate the pressure in units of
Answer to Problem 10.1P
Solution:
28.48 inches of mercury will have
Explanation of Solution
The given units are related with each other as shown below:
Given barometric pressure is 28.48 inches of mercury (28.48 in Hg)
First calculating in units of mm Hg
Multiply the barometric pressure
Therefore, barometric pressure is
Multiplying
Multiply the barometric pressure
Therefore, the barometric pressure is
28.48 inches of mercury will have
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