An Answer Too Far...

North_Star

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Hello ppl,

A dusty read on centrifugal pumps features some formulae I got covered pat. The last lines on the p. include straight-line fractioned multiplic. to calculate density ratio from temp. and pressure (absolute) but arrive at a figure differing from what I and Google Calc. can muster.

Before I move on with chalking the number to public. error, I'd like an extra pair of eyes to confirm the product as *1.17*. See attach.—thanks.
 

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I'd like an extra pair of eyes to confirm the product as *1.17*
Hi North_Star. You are correct (rounded to the nearest hundredth).

Their 700/578 is correct, but reduced to lowest terms is 350/289.

Their 58/60 is correct, but reduced to lowest terms is 29/30.

The product ought to be 1015/867, however, not 1100/1000.

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