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Read the following statements and identify the correct statement(s)

1. NPSH is the difference between vapour pressure and suction pressure.

2.NPSH is used for the analysis of cavitation.

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Only 1 is correct

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Only 2 is correct

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Both statements are correct

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None is correct

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Solution

The correct option is B Only 2 is correct
NPHS is the difference between suction pressure and vapour pressure.

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