Explanation Given data: The diameter of the window is 0.10 m . The distance traveled by submarine is 10.9 km . The density of the water is 1025 kg/m 3 . The pressure inside the submarine is 1 atm . Formula used: Recall the expression for hydrostatic pressure. p = ρ g h Here, P denotes the pressure in N/m 2 , g denotes the acceleration due to gravity in m/s 2 , ρ denotes the density in m 3 /kg and h denotes the height in m . Recall the expression for pressure. p = F A Here, p denotes the pressure in N/m 2 , F denotes the force in N , and A denotes the area in m 2 . Explanation: Recall the expression for the hydrostatic pressure. p = ρ g h The force required to prevent the window on the side of the submarine from imploding is calculated by using the expression for pressure. p = F A The expression can be rearranged as F = p A Substitute the value of P in the expression for pressure thus, the expression can be rearranged as, F = ( ρ g h ) ( A ) Also, it is known that the window of the submarine is circular in shape

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The force needed to prevent a 0.10 m diameter window on the submarine from imploding, provided the submarine has traveled 10.9 km below the ocean surface with the pressure inside the submarine being 1 atm.

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The force needed to prevent a 0.10 m diameter window on the submarine from imploding, provided the submarine has traveled 10.9 km below the ocean surface with the pressure inside the submarine being 1 atm .

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The force needed to prevent a 0.10 m diameter window on the submarine from imploding, provided the submarine has traveled 10.9 km below the ocean surface with the pressure inside the submarine being 1 atm.

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