A steel container expands in volume 1 percent when the pressure within it is increased by 10,000 psI. At standard pressure, 14.7 psi absolute, it holds 0.5-slug of water, p = 1.94 slug/ft. For K = 300,000 psi, when it is filled, how many slugs of water must be added to increase the pressure to 10,000 psi? What is the weight of the water added?

A steel container expands in volume 1 percent when the pressure within it is increased by 10,000 psI. At standard pressure, 14.7 psi absolute, it holds 0.5-slug of water, p = 1.94 slug/ft. For K = 300,000 psi, when it is filled, how many slugs of water must be added to increase the pressure to 10,000 psi? What is the weight of the water added?

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