Quiz - Physics - Volume at Depth

At 30m/99ft of salt water a flexible container is filled to only 25% of its capacity. If this conta

  • a. The volume will be the same at both depths.

  • b. The air volume will increase by 33%.

  • c. The air volume will double.

  • d. The air volume will decrease by 3/4.

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rhwestfall:
Too many "cheaters". I think it is good to see the actual results....
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Yeah, that's what I figure. But why? It's like why fake a log book-- what's the gain? Now, cheating on an 8th grade math test because you got the questions from a kid in another class-- I never did that.
 
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