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The difference in atmospheric pressure from the base of a mountain to its summit is equivalent to a manometer reading of 159 inches H20. The average specific volume of air is 11.8 ft/Ibm, and the density
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The difference in atmospheric pressure from the base of a mountain to its summit is equivalent to a manometer reading of 159 inches H20. The average specific volume of air is 11.8 ft/Ibm, and the density of water is 62.4 lbm/ft^3. Find: The height of the mountain

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h = 9756.24 ft

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