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a.) remains constant, b.) depends on the decrease in the submarine's volume, c.) increases, d.) depends on the strength of the submarine's hull, e.) decreases 1.) As a submarine dives, the pressure on it's hull a.) remains constant, b.) depends on the decrease in the submarine's volume c.) increases, d.) depends on the strength of the submarine's hull, e.) decrease,

a.) remains constant, b.) depends on the decrease in the submarine's volume, c.) increases, d.) depends on the strength of the submarine's hull, e.) decreases 1.) As a submarine dives, the pressure on it's hull a.) remains constant, b.) depends on the decrease in the submarine's volume c.) increases, d.) depends on the strength of the submarine's hull, e.) decrease,

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