An amount of glycerin has a volume of 1 m' when the pressure is 120 kpa. If thepressure is increased to 400 kpa, determine the change in volume of this cubicmeter. The bulk modulus for glycerin is E, = 4.52 GPa

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An amount of glycerin has a volume of 1 m' when the pressure is 120 kpa. If the pressure is increased to 400 kpa, determine the change in volume of this cubic meter. The bulk modulus for glycerin is E, = 4.52 GPa