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Gauge pressure at a point is equal to

AAbsolute pressure - atmospheric pressure

BVacuum pressure + absolute pressure

CVacuum pressure - atmospheric pressure

DAbsolute pressure + atmospheric pressure

Answer:

A. Absolute pressure - atmospheric pressure

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Gauge pressure at a point is equal to Absolute pressure - atmospheric pressure


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