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What is relative pressure at 1600ft? (P
1600
1.
What is relative pressure at 1600ft? (P
1600
=95602 N/m
2
)
A.
0.9453
B.
0.9858
C.
0.9435
D.
0.9595
Answer» D. 0.9595
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