Give answers in scientific notation. A sphere of copper is subjected to 120 MPa of pressure. The copper has a bulk modulus of 135 GPa. By what fraction does the volume of the sphere change? By what fraction does the radius of the sphere change? Round your answer to one decimal place. JAV x 10 x 10

Give answers in scientific notation. A sphere of copper is subjected to 120 MPa of pressure. The copper has a bulk modulus of 135 GPa. By what fraction does the volume of the sphere change? By what fraction does the radius of the sphere change? Round your answer to one decimal place. JAV x 10 x 10

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A sphere of copper is subjected to 120 MPa of pressure. The copper has a bulk modulus of 135 GPa. By
what fraction does the volume of the sphere change? By what fraction does the radius of the sphere
change? Round your answer to one decimal place.
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