Asked by ally
In certain deep parts of oceans, the pressure of sea water,
P
,
in pounds per square foot, at a depth of
d
feet below the surface, is given by the following equation:
P=12+8d/9
If a scientific team uses special equipment to measures the pressure under water and finds it to be 164 pounds per square foot, at what depth is the team making their measurements?
P
,
in pounds per square foot, at a depth of
d
feet below the surface, is given by the following equation:
P=12+8d/9
If a scientific team uses special equipment to measures the pressure under water and finds it to be 164 pounds per square foot, at what depth is the team making their measurements?