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A space with an absolute pressure less than one atmosphere may be considered? A. Low gauge pressure B. A partial vacuum C. Zero gauge pressure D. Sea level pressure

A space with an absolute pressure less than one atmosphere may be considered? A. Low gauge pressure B. A partial vacuum C. Zero gauge pressure D. Sea level pressure
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A space with an absolute pressure less than one atmosphere may be considered?

A. Low gauge pressure
B. A partial vacuum
C. Zero gauge pressure
D. Sea level pressure

User Mahfuj Asif
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It considered as Zero Gage pressure. 
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