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Using the available references, if the dry bulb temperature is 58°F and the wet bulb temperature is 53°F, what is the relative humidity in a cargo hold?

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Using the available references, if the dry bulb temperature is 58°F and the wet bulb temperature is 53°F, what is the relative humidity in a cargo hold?

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Using a psychrometric (relative humidity) chart with dry bulb and wet bulb temperatures in °F • Finding the vertical line for the dry bulb temperature and the slanted line for the wet bulb temperature • Locating the relative humidity curved lines (%) that pass through their intersection

💭 Think About

• On the chart, where does the 58°F dry bulb line lie along the bottom scale, and how can you trace it upward? • From the left side, how do you follow the 53°F wet bulb line (slanting upward to the right) until it meets the 58°F dry bulb line? • Once you find that intersection, which labeled humidity curve (50%, 60%, 70%, etc.) passes closest to that point?

✅ Before You Answer

• Be sure you are reading dry bulb from the bottom horizontal axis (in °F) and wet bulb from the left inclined axis (also in °F) • Confirm you are following the correct wet bulb slanted line for 53°F, not 52°F or 54°F • Double‑check which relative humidity curve label is closest to the intersection before choosing among 56%, 61%, 66%, and 72%