In Bourdon Gauge experiment, if the mass of the piston is 340 gr and mass of the platform is 173 gr, the piston cross sectional area is 244.8x10 m, if the absolute pressure error (E)=14621.0 pa, then what is the reacding gauge pressure (pa)?

In Bourdon Gauge experiment, if the mass of the piston is 340 gr and mass of the platform is 173 gr, the piston cross sectional area is 244.8x10 m, if the absolute pressure error (E)=14621.0 pa, then what is the reacding gauge pressure (pa)?

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