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(10 points) What is the gauge pressure in kPa of the vapor at the vapor-liquid boundary inside the container? 4. Peuge 275kPa h-35cm Air ※ Mercury: pmercun® 13,600 kg/m? Gasoline 285mm 50cm o.95m Oil: Por-850 kg/m Water: ph2o-1000 kg/m ■ Gasoline: Peasoline. 720 kg/m3
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