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A pump has a suction pressure of 50 feet of head and discharge pressure of 250 feet of head based on pumping pure water. If the pump were now pumping salt water which has a density of 1.2. Approximately
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A pump has a suction pressure of 50 feet of head and discharge pressure of 250 feet of head based on pumping pure water. If the pump were now pumping salt water which has a density of 1.2. Approximately what would the discharge gauge read

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the discharge gauge would read 300 feet

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