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1) What is pressure in a 200 feet column of water?

2) How much is the pipe grade length if 92 feet pipe is graded at 1/8 per foot?

3) A 3.2 m tube of water weighs how much?

4) How many equal lengths factors could be placed around the circumference in 6 inch circle?

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1) What is pressure in 200 feet column of water?

Pressure = density * height * acceleration

We know,

density = 62.4 lbs/cubic ft

height = 200 ft

acceleration = 9.8066 m/square second

Pressure = ...

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