If the absolute pressure falls below ___________ m, the pump prone to separation

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If the absolute pressure falls below ___________ m, the pump prone to separation.

Options:

A . 3 m

B . 2 m

C . 1.5 m

D . 2.5 m

Answer: Option D
Answer: (d).2.5 m

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