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The pressure, p, of water (in pounds per square foot) at a depth of d feet below the surface is given by the formula p=15+15/33d. If a diver is 100 feet below surface, what is the pressure of the water on the diver?
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p = 15 + (15/(33*100))
ok, my options for answer are: a.15.0 pounds per square feet b.38.63 pounds per square feet c.1545.45 pounds per square feet d.60.45 pounds per square feet
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IT's like 15.004545
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you just plug in the value they give you for d and solve
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