Determine the absolute pressure exerted by the seawater in kPa on the body of the diver if he descends 128.44 m to a sunken ship. Assume that the density of 1,025.465 kg/m3 and the barometric pressure is 101.725 kPa.

Determine the absolute pressure exerted by the seawater in kPa on the body of the diver if he descends 128.44 m to a sunken ship. Assume that the density of 1,025.465 kg/m3 and the barometric pressure is 101.725 kPa.

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International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter8: Centroids And Distributed Loads

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