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Answer 1

@jim_thompson5910 hey would you be able to help me with another calc problem?

Answer 2

what did you get?

Answer 3

for this problem, i have never seen before i dont even think we went over this in class

Answer 4

what happens when you plug in n = 6198

Answer 5

oh wait i was thinking of a different problem
i got it to equal P=P0e^-0.74376

Answer 6

e^-0.74376 = ???

Answer 7

is that going to come out to an actual number?

Answer 8

that will be (p/p0) *100

Answer 9

p is pressure at height
and p0 at sea level

Answer 10

in your equation bring p0 on left hand side and multipy whole equation by 100 abd put value of h and calculate

Answer 11

yes e^(-0.74376) will give some number

since e = 2.718 approximately

Answer 12

-6.35

Answer 13

wait wrong

Answer 14

0.475

Answer 15

so you end up with P = 0.475*p0

effectively saying that the pressure at height h = 6198 meters is roughly 47.5% of the pressure at sea level

Answer 16

awesome so for the second one it would be 23.7%

Answer 17

getting the same

Answer 18

so yeah

Answer 19

your the best, thanks a bunch! was stuk on that one for a while

Answer 20

you're welcome