4- The following information on a water-drive gas reservoir is given:Bulk volume = 100,000 acre-ftGas Gravity = 0.6Pi = 3500 psiPorosity = 15%Swi = 25%T = 140°FReservoir pressure has declined to 3000 psi while producing 30 MMMsef of gas andno water production. Calculate cumulative water influx.?

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