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2) The pressure at the bottom of an average spot in the Narragansett Bay is only about 7.800 x 10° Pa because most of the Bay is not as deep at its deepest spot. Calculate the average depth below sea level. (The answer is a little surprising - feel free to look this up if you want to check your result, but understand I rounded the pressure quoted above so the correct answer doesn't agree exactly with what you'll find) A) 7.765 m B) 10.61 m C) 7.951 m D) 7.757 m E) 12.10 m F) 7.959 m

2) The pressure at the bottom of an average spot in the Narragansett Bay is only about 7.800 x 10° Pa because most of the Bay is not as deep at its deepest spot. Calculate the average depth below sea level. (The answer is a little surprising - feel free to look this up if you want to check your result, but understand I rounded the pressure quoted above so the correct answer doesn't agree exactly with what you'll find) A) 7.765 m B) 10.61 m C) 7.951 m D) 7.757 m E) 12.10 m F) 7.959 m

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Can you please do number 2 and C and F are incorrect answers. If you could do number 3 B and E are incorrect answers.

1) Calculate the pressure at the bottom of the Narragansett Bay, which is 56 m below sea level at its deepest point. A) 5.63094 10° Pa B) 5.63094 x 10° Pa C) 5.63094 10° Pa D) 5.63094 x 10' Pa E) 5.63094 10° Pa F) 5.63094 10° Pa 2) The pressure at the bottom of an average spot in the Narragansett Bay is only about 7.800 x 10“ Pa because most of the Bay is not as deep at its deepest spot. Calculate the average depth below sea level. (The answer is a little surprising - feel free to look this up if you want to check your result, but understand I rounded the pressure quoted above so the correct answer doesn't agree exactly with what you'll find) A) 7.765 m B) 10.61 m C) 7.951 m D) 7.757 m E) 12.10 m F) 7.959 m 3) The point on Earth farthest below sea level (that we know about) is under the Pacific Ocean in the Mariana Trench at a depth of 11.034 km. Calculate the pressure there. A) 1.0813x10° Pa B) 1.0824 x 10° Pa C) 5.6309 - 10" Pa D) 1.0662 - 10° Pa E) 1.1084 x 10° Pa F) 1.1095 x 10" Pa
Transcribed Image Text:1) Calculate the pressure at the bottom of the Narragansett Bay, which is 56 m below sea level at its deepest point. A) 5.63094 10° Pa B) 5.63094 x 10° Pa C) 5.63094 10° Pa D) 5.63094 x 10' Pa E) 5.63094 10° Pa F) 5.63094 10° Pa 2) The pressure at the bottom of an average spot in the Narragansett Bay is only about 7.800 x 10“ Pa because most of the Bay is not as deep at its deepest spot. Calculate the average depth below sea level. (The answer is a little surprising - feel free to look this up if you want to check your result, but understand I rounded the pressure quoted above so the correct answer doesn't agree exactly with what you'll find) A) 7.765 m B) 10.61 m C) 7.951 m D) 7.757 m E) 12.10 m F) 7.959 m 3) The point on Earth farthest below sea level (that we know about) is under the Pacific Ocean in the Mariana Trench at a depth of 11.034 km. Calculate the pressure there. A) 1.0813x10° Pa B) 1.0824 x 10° Pa C) 5.6309 - 10" Pa D) 1.0662 - 10° Pa E) 1.1084 x 10° Pa F) 1.1095 x 10" Pa
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