Question

The atmospheric pressure P in pounds per square inch, at x miles above sea level is given by P=14.7e^-0.21x. At what height will the atmospheric pressure be one third of the sea-level pressure?

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Nevermind I got the answer, 5.73 miles.
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p=14.63⋅0.8
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