An oil specimen has an initial volume of 597 cm³ and is subjected to 3.6 MPa pressure increase. The volume is found to decrease by 0.35 cm³. What is the bulk modulus of the material? Your answer should be in GPa and in two decimal places.

An oil specimen has an initial volume of 597 cm³ and is subjected to 3.6 MPa pressure increase. The volume is found to decrease by 0.35 cm³. What is the bulk modulus of the material? Your answer should be in GPa and in two decimal places.

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Your answer should be in GPa and in two decimal places.

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