On the mountain in Kalinga ,a mountain biker carried an aneroid barometer in his bike from base to top. On the ground level, the barometer reads 35.12 in. Hg absolute; topside it reads 26.807 in. Hg absolute. Supposing that the average atmospheric air density was 0.075 lb/ft, estimate the height of the mountain.

On the mountain in Kalinga ,a mountain biker carried an aneroid barometer in his bike from base to top. On the ground level, the barometer reads 35.12 in. Hg absolute; topside it reads 26.807 in. Hg absolute. Supposing that the average atmospheric air density was 0.075 lb/ft, estimate the height of the mountain.

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