9. Calculate the specific work done by the environment on a spherical parcel of air at 10 Pa over a 10-sec period, if the initial radius of the parcel is 1 m, and it decreases at a rate of 10 percent every second.

9. Calculate the specific work done by the environment on a spherical parcel of air at 10 Pa over a 10-sec period, if the initial radius of the parcel is 1 m, and it decreases at a rate of 10 percent every second.

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