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the pressure P (in punds per square foot) at adepth of d (in feet) below the surface of the water is given by the function p(d)=63.9d what is the pressure at a depth of 100 feet?
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If we wish to find the pressure at a depth of 100 feet then we would have to find the vLue of p(100) which will give us 63.9*100=6390 .....
@loveangel: What would the appropriate units of measurement be here?
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