Density of sea water at the surface was measured as 1040 kg/m³ at an atmospheric pressure of 1 bar. At certain depth in water, the density was found to be 1055 kg/m³. Which nearly gives the absolute pressure at that point in kPa. The bulk modulus of elasticity is 2290 × 106 N/m² Use: 1 bar= 100 kPa О а. 31068 Ob. 13541 С. 16540 d. 32659

Density of sea water at the surface was measured as 1040 kg/m³ at an atmospheric pressure of 1 bar. At certain depth in water, the density was found to be 1055 kg/m³. Which nearly gives the absolute pressure at that point in kPa. The bulk modulus of elasticity is 2290 × 106 N/m² Use: 1 bar= 100 kPa О а. 31068 Ob. 13541 С. 16540 d. 32659

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