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The standard atmospheric pressure is 760 mm of mercury. At a certain location, the barometer reads 710 mm of mercury. At this place, an absolute pressure of 360 mm of mercury corresponds to a gauge pressure in mm of mercury: a) 400 mm of vacuum b) 350 mm of vacuum c) 360 mm of vacuum d) 710 mm

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          The standard atmospheric pressure is 760 mm of mercury. At a certain location, the barometer reads 710 mm of mercury. At this place, an absolute pressure of 360 mm of mercury corresponds to a gauge pressure in mm of mercury:
a) 400 mm of vacuum
b) 350 mm of vacuum
c) 360 mm of vacuum
d) 710 mm

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Steve Russo; Mike Silver 5th Edition

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The standard atmospheric pressure is 760 mm of mercury. At a certain location, the barometer reads 710 mm of mercury. At this place, an absolute pressure of 360 mm of mercury corresponds to a gauge pressure in mm of mercury: a) 400 mm of vacuum b) 350 mm of vacuum c) 360 mm of vacuum d) 710 mm