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What is the partial pressure of gas "H" occupying 20% of humidified air with a total pressure of 847 mmHg? OA) 160 mmHg OB) 147 mmHg OC) 190 mm Hg OD) 169 mm Hg O E) 1690 mm Hg

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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What is the partial pressure of gas "H" occupying 20% of humidified air with a total pressure of
847 mmHg?
OA) 160 mmHg
OB) 147 mmHg
O C) 190 mm Hg
O D) 169 mm Hg
O E) 1690 mm Hg

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