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The world's deepest swimming pool is located in Poland and is filled with pure water. A camera at the bottom of the pool has a mass of 215 grams [g] and can be modeled as a cube with a side length of 5 centimeters cm. The camera experiences a total pressure of 157 inches of mercury in Hg. Assume the pool has a cross sectional area of 182 square meters m2| and a uniform depth. Determine the volume of the pool in units of liters [L). or 3 digits shown to the left of the decimal place.

The world's deepest swimming pool is located in Poland and is filled with pure water. A camera at the bottom of the pool has a mass of 215 grams [g] and can be modeled as a cube with a side length of 5 centimeters cm. The camera experiences a total pressure of 157 inches of mercury in Hg. Assume the pool has a cross sectional area of 182 square meters m2| and a uniform depth. Determine the volume of the pool in units of liters [L). or 3 digits shown to the left of the decimal place.

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