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Jobisdone [24]
3 years ago
8

Air pressure may be represented as a function of height above the surface of the Earth as shown below.. P(h) = P_0 e^-.00012h. .

. . In this function, P0 is air pressure at sea level, and h is measured in meters. Which of the following equations will find the height at which air pressure is 85% of the air pressure at sea level?. . P_o =.85P_o e^-.00012h. .85p_o=p_o e^-.00012h. h= .85 e^-.00012h. .85 =h x e ^-.00012h
Physics
2 answers:
Rufina [12.5K]3 years ago
5 0

Answer. Second Option: .85p_o=p_o e^-.00012h


Solution:

P(h)=Po e^(-0.00012h)

Air pressure: P(h)

Height above the surface of the Earth (in meters): h

Air pressure at the sea level: Po

Height at which air pressure is 85% of the air pressure at sea level:

h=?, P(h)=85% Po

P(h)=(85/100) Po

P(h)=0.85 Po

Replacing P(h) by 0.85 Po in the formula above:

P(h)=Po e^(-0.00012h)

0.85 Po = Po e^(-0.00012h)

Lisa [10]3 years ago
5 0
The equation that will find the height if the pressure is 85% of the air pressure at sea is: P(h)= .85*P0e^-0.00012h
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