What is the absolute pressure experienced by a pressure sensor, if the atmospheric pressure of a fluid is 2 atm, gauge pressure is 5 atm and differential pressure is 3 atm?

What is the absolute pressure experienced by a pressure sensor, if the atmospheric pressure of a fluid is 2 atm, gauge pressure is 5 atm and differential pressure is 3 atm? Correct Answer 7 Atm

Given; Atmospheric pressure=2 atm Gauge pressure=5atm Differential pressure=3 atm Absolute pressure=Gauge pressure+Atmospheric pressure Absolute pressure=5atm+2atm => 7atm

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