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Pws=1000⋅e[[52.58]-[6790.5/T]-[5.028lnT]]
T= temprerature in Kelvin
Pws= Saturation vapour pressure
I plugged in my temperature to the formula in Kelvin, I couldn't arrive at the correct answer. How do you get the e value of the equation (superscript above).
My problem could be the trigonometry, or the unit conversion? I am inviting anyone who is knowledgeable with this subject matter. Thank you.
T= temprerature in Kelvin
Pws= Saturation vapour pressure
I plugged in my temperature to the formula in Kelvin, I couldn't arrive at the correct answer. How do you get the e value of the equation (superscript above).
My problem could be the trigonometry, or the unit conversion? I am inviting anyone who is knowledgeable with this subject matter. Thank you.