A pressure gage connected to a water line reads 60 psig. The local barometric pressure reading is
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A pressure gage connected to a water line reads 60 psig. The local barometric pressure reading is 27.8 inches of mercury. Calculate the absolute pressure in units of psia, psfa (pounds-force per square foot absolute), kPa, and atm.
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