An otter is swimming in the deep area of his tank at the zoo. The surface area of the otter's back is A = 0.45 m², and you may assume that his back is essentially flat. The gauge pressure of the water at the depth of the otter is P = 10500 Pa. Po- F= a g k Po Enter an expression for the magnitude of the force F on the back of the otter in terms of the gauge pressure P and the atmospheric pressure В A h m S d j P t Solve for the magnitude of the force F, in newtons. The direction of the force ♬ is always (789 HOME MAL4 5 6 1 2 3 0 BACKSPACE DEL y. END CLEAR O Ⓒtheexpertta.com to the surface the water is in contact with (in this case, the back of the otter).

An otter is swimming in the deep area of his tank at the zoo. The surface area of the otter's back is A = 0.45 m², and you may assume that his back is essentially flat. The gauge pressure of the water at the depth of the otter is P = 10500 Pa. Po- F= a g k Po Enter an expression for the magnitude of the force F on the back of the otter in terms of the gauge pressure P and the atmospheric pressure В A h m S d j P t Solve for the magnitude of the force F, in newtons. The direction of the force ♬ is always (789 HOME MAL4 5 6 1 2 3 0 BACKSPACE DEL y. END CLEAR O Ⓒtheexpertta.com to the surface the water is in contact with (in this case, the back of the otter).

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