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The wind velocity 5 miles from the center of a tornado was measured as 30 mph, and the barometer was read as 29 in. of mercury. Calculate the wind velocity 1/2 mile from the tornado center and the barometric pressure. Assume \rho_air = .00238 slug/ft^3 and 1 ft Hg = 13.55 ft water.

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engineering

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  1. Wind velocity is 300 mph and barometric pressure is 29 in. mercury
  2. Wind velocity is 100 mph and barometric pressure is 26 in. mercury
  3. Wind velocity is 350 mph and barometric pressure is 24.5 in. mercury
  4. Wind velocity is 150 mph and barometric pressure is 29 in. mercury
  5. Wind velocity is 400 mph and barometric pressure is 23 in. mercury
  6. Wind velocity is 200 mph and barometric pressure is 27 in. mercury
  7. Wind velocity is 250 mph and barometric pressure is 28 in. mercury
  8. Wind velocity is 150 mph and barometric pressure is 25.62 in. mercury
  9. Wind velocity is 300 mph and barometric pressure is 25.62 in. mercury
  10. Wind velocity is 180 mph and barometric pressure is 28.5 in. mercury

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stemez-FluidMechanics

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