What is the absolute pressure inside the tank after it was submerged in a liquid if the volume of the air inside decreased by 25%? Atmospheric pressure = 101.325 kPa 135.100 kPa 145.778 kPa 152.353 kPa 141.638 kPa

What is the absolute pressure inside the tank after it was submerged in a liquid if the volume of the air inside decreased by 25%? Atmospheric pressure = 101.325 kPa 135.100 kPa 145.778 kPa 152.353 kPa 141.638 kPa

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What is the absolute pressure inside the tank after it was submerged in a liquid if the volume of the air inside decreased by 25%? Atmospheric pressure = 101.325 kPa

135.100 kPa

145.778 kPa

152.353 kPa

141.638 kPa

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