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Mathematics, 27.06.2019 19:00 nikeahbrown

The pressure at sea level is 11 atmosphere and increases at a constant rate as depth increases. when sydney dives to a depth of 23 meters, the pressure around her is 3.3 atmospheres. the pressure p in atmospheres is a function of x, the depth in meters.

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