A psychrometer has a dry-bulb reading of 85°F and a wet-bulb reading of 79°F. Find each...

A psychrometer has a dry-bulb reading of 85°F and a wet-bulb reading of 79°F. Find each of the following measurements.
(a) relative humidity
%

(b) dew point
°F

(d) actual moisture content of the air
gr/ft3

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