In 1960 the German company Krupp Steel Works constructed the spherical pressure chamber for the deep diving vessel Trieste, which was used to explore the Marianas Trench. The sphere had a mass of 13 tonnes in air and 8 tonnes in sea water. You may assume that the sphere contains no equipment (i.e. its mass of 13 tonnes is when it is empty) and that the temperature of the seawater is 25°C. Based on this information, determine the outside diameter of the sphere. The formula for the volume of a sphere is: TD3 V = 12

In 1960 the German company Krupp Steel Works constructed the spherical pressure chamber for the deep diving vessel Trieste, which was used to explore the Marianas Trench. The sphere had a mass of 13 tonnes in air and 8 tonnes in sea water. You may assume that the sphere contains no equipment (i.e. its mass of 13 tonnes is when it is empty) and that the temperature of the seawater is 25°C. Based on this information, determine the outside diameter of the sphere. The formula for the volume of a sphere is: TD3 V = 12

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