If pressure per square inch increases by 14.5 pounds for every 33 feet below the ocean’s surface, how much pressure would be fel
2 answers:
Answer:
62.6 pounds per square inch
Explanation:
Pressure at the surface of ocean is equal to pounds per square inch.
It is given that after every 33 feet pressure increases by pounds per square inch.
So
Pressure when depth is zero pounds per square inch.
After 33 feet , pressure pounds per square inch.
After 66 feet , pressure pounds per square inch.
After 99 feet , pressure pounds per square inch
After 131 feet , pressure pounds per square inch
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