Q8 Pressure6 PointsA fish swims to a depth of 50.00 meters in the ocean. Assuming the density of sea water is1.025 g. cm³, calculate how much water pressure the fish is experiencing at this depth in-3units of kPa.[Work must be shown to receive full credit]A Please select file(s)Select file(s)Q9 Gas Expansion Efficiency8 Points3.00 moles of Ne gas irreversibly and isothermally expands from an initial volume of 4.00 L to afinal volume of 17.00 L at 25.0°C. Calculate the work (in kJ) for this expansion and compare it tothe maximum amountfof work that can be achieved (i.e. what is the efficiency).[Work must be shown to receive full credit]Please select file(s)Select file(s)Q10 Enthalpy Homework8 PointsIn doing their physical chemistry homework, Rahim and Lila independently worked a problem6,165OCTAa23

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A fish swims to a depth of 50.00 meters in the ocean. Assuming the density of sea water is 1.025 g. cm3, calculate how much water pressure the fish is experiencing at this depth in units of kPa.

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