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The dry and wet bulb temperatures inside a 2500 ft² house with 8 ft ceilings are measured
to be 75°F and 68°F respectively. How many gallons of moisture must be removed from
the house by dehumidification to bring the humidity down to 65%, the ASHRAE 62.1
recommended maximum, while maintaining a dry bulb temperature of 75°F?
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