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To find the solutions for this question I would approach the problem like this:
1. Plot OSA point on chart at 95 degrees 80% Rh
2. Plot RA point on chart at 80 degrees 50% Rh
3. Connect the OSA point and the RA points to form the mixed air line.
4. Measure length of line 5.625" x 20% = 1.125"(This measurement will depend on the size of your chart I'm using an 11" x 17" yours may be smaller)
5. Measure along the MA line starting from the RA point 1.125" this is your MA temperature and humidity. Read 83 degrees 60% Rh
6. Or use the following simple formula to find the mixed air Db temperature.
(R.A. degrees F x %) + (OSA degrees F x %) = Mixed Air degrees F, plot this on the MA line to find the corresponding %Rh
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 14y ago37degree celsius or 98.6 Fahrenheigh is the normal temperature
>37.7 is fever zone
40-42 is very high temperature zone
>42 is where brain may get damaged.
Apart from this , body temperature varies at different times like temperature is more at evening than morning.
If temperature is dropped from average temperature that means you are feeling hot, body tries to regulate the body temperature , in fever you feel cold that 's why body temperature shoots up, you get sweat tries to combat heat and lowers down the body temperature.
Body temperature cannot drop to less then .7 degree in normal body, 37+- .7 celsius is normal
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∙ 12y agoTaking the first temperature and subtracting it from the second. like this:
89 degrees - 65 degrees = 24 degrees
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